| Hamilton Fish Armstrong, ed. The Book of New York Verse. 1917. | | | | In New York | | By John Hall Wheelock |
| | | WITHIN the modern world, deformed and vast, | |
| Lurks everlasting, though all men deny, | |
| The awful force that in the ages past | |
| Walked on the waves and cried on Calvary. | |
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| I feel it in the crowded city street | 5 |
| Mid iron walls and wheels and clanging cars, | |
| I feel it in my pulses as they beat, | |
| The monstrous secret that propels the stars. | | | | |
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