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What will the superwoman be of whom we sing	A
She who is coming over the dim border	B
Of Far To morrow after earth's disorder	B
Is tidied up by Time What will she bring	A
To make life better on tempestuous earth	C
How will her worth	C
Be greater than her forbears What new power	B
Within her being will burst into flower	B
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She will bring beauty not the transient dower	D
Of adolescence which departs with youth	E
But beauty based on knowledge of the truth	E
Of its eternal message and the source	F
Of all its potent force	F
Her outer being by the inner thought	G
Shall into lasting loveliness be wrought	G
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She will bring virtue but it will not be	H
The pale white blossom of cold chastity	H
Which hides a barren heart She will be human	I
Not saint or angel but the superwoman	I
Mother and mate and friend of superman	I
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She will bring strength to aid the larger Plan	J
Wisdom and strength and sweetness all combined	K
Drawn from the Cosmic Mind	K
Wisdom to act strength to attain	L
And sweetness that finds growth in joy or pain	L
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She will bring that large virtue self control	M
And cherish it as her supremest treasure	B
Not at the call of sense or for man's pleasure	B
Will she invite from space an embryo soul	M
To live on earth again in mortal fashion	I
Unless love stirs her with divinest passion	I
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To motherhood she will bring common sense	N
That most uncommon virtue She will give	O
Love that is more than she wolf violence	P
Which slaughters others that its own may live	Q
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Love that will help each little tendril mind	K
To grow and climb	R
Love that will know the lordliest use of Time	R
In training human egos to be kind	K
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She will be formed to guide but not to lead	S
Leaders are ever lonely and her sphere	T
Will be that of the comrade and the mate	U
Loved loving and with insight fine and clear	T
Which casts its searchlight on the course of fate	U
And to the leaders says 'Proceed' or 'Wait '	-
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And best of all she will bring holy faith	V
To penetrate the shadowy world of death	W
And show the road beyond it bright and broad	X
That leads straight up to God	Y

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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