He thought about himself, and the whole Earth,
Of Man the wonderful, and of the Stars,
And how the deuce they ever could have birth;
And then he thought of Earthquakes, and of Wars,
How many miles the Moon might have in girth,
Of Air-balloons, and of the many bars
To perfect Knowledge of the boundless Skies;
And then he thought of Donna Julia's eyes.

Autor: Lord Byron

He thought about himself, and the whole Earth,<br />Of Man the wonderful, and of the Stars,<br />And how the deuce they ever could have birth;<br />And then he thought of Earthquakes, and of Wars,<br />How many miles the Moon might have in girth,<br />Of Air-balloons, and of the many bars<br />To perfect Knowledge of the boundless Skies;<br />And then he thought of Donna Julia's eyes. - Lord Byron


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