Ascension Foretold - A Poetic Vision
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by Kathleen O’Meara, pen name Grace Ramsay (1839 –1888), an Irish-French Catholic writer in the late Victorian era.
This prophetic vision of Kathleen O’Meara appeared in her second novel Iza’s Story about the struggle of Polish patriots against Russian, Austrian and German occupation ( see also Pan Tadeusz). The book compares the Polish-Russian situation to the Irish-British situation and praises the revolt of a small nation against a great neighbour.
For me, this is the quintessential expression of life in the Fifth Dimension, toward which we are moving very quickly. Every sentence brings joy into my Heart! ~ AMORA
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