Wher'er a man's horizon be, Not one yard further can he see. Man's eye-formed tent is God's provision To frame and encircle all his vision, In all directions he can see, His eye-line's length the same will be. His horizontal line of sight Is equal to its length upright: That is, straight on before his eye Is just the same up vertically. Controlled by certain limits too, The telescope extends his view: But its extended line of gaze Is also equal in all ways, All mortal things have limit scopes, Including man-made telescopes. But globites think their eyes can trace A hundred million miles in "space": That is, when looking towards the sun They say the stars are further on-- Some stars-they-see-are--so they say-- Five hundred million miles away ! But the Creator of the sky Created too the human eye: So doubtless, 'tis a wise decision That man is limited in vision