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    The speaker views signs of "heaven" in nature like the noon sun, dawn light settling on hills, birds celebrating together in an orchard under the sun, clouds acting in carnivals, and finished days returning to the west. These natural phenomena remind the speaker of the place called "paradise" though they suppose paradise itself would be even fairer. However, how one will be adorned for an even greater grace in the afterlife is not yet clear to see.

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    this poem is about consuming marijuana and then blowing a reclusive figure like emily dicksoin

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    The speaker views signs of "heaven" in nature like the noon sun, dawn light settling on hills, birds celebrating together in an orchard under the sun, clouds acting in carnivals, and finished days returning to the west. These natural phenomena remind the speaker of the place called "paradise" though they suppose paradise itself would be even fairer. However, how one will be adorned for an even greater grace in the afterlife is not yet clear to see.

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    "Heaven" Has Different Signs-To Me

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    The speaker views signs of "heaven" in nature like the noon sun, dawn light settling on hills, birds celebrating together in an orchard under the sun, clouds acting in carnivals, and finished days returning to the west. These natural phenomena remind the speaker of the place called "paradise" though they suppose paradise itself would be even fairer. However, how one will be adorned for an even greater grace in the afterlife is not yet clear to see.

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    "Heaven" has different Signsto me

    "Heaven" has different Signsto me Sometimes, I think that Noon Is but a symbol of the Place And when again, at Dawn, A mighty look runs round the World And settles in the Hills An Awe if it should be like that Upon the Ignorance steals The Orchard, when the Sun is on The Triumph of the Birds When they together Victory make Some Carnivals of Clouds The Rapture of a finished Day Returning to the West All theseremind us of the place That Men call "paradise" Itself be fairerwe suppose But how Ourself, shall be Adorned, for a Superior Grace Not yet, our eyes can see

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