Excerpt from La Tragedia Infernale: Prima Cantica, 1914-1915
Anch'io si sul tuo vasto emisfero, E sul fecondo suolo americano In lotta cotidiana per il vero.
Ove la gente della Terra, non invano Accorre, a portar la mano d'opera Tra un popolo cortese e umano.
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