1 When sun doth rise the stars do set,
Yet there's no need of light:
God shines a sun most glorious,
When creatures all are night.
2 The very Indian boys can give
To many stars their name,
And know their course and therein do
Excel the English tame.
3 English and Indians, none enquire
Whose hand these candles hold,
Who gives these stars their names
More bright ten thousand fold.
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First Line: | When sun doth rise the stars do set |
Author: | Roger Williams (1643) |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1980 |