[Gutenberg 63980] • 1970 · A Vision of the Coming Age

Excerpt from 1970: A Vision of the Coming Age

I knew it was sent by a company famed, (the Harmonic Acoustic Tube Union, named, ) To a dozen performers, each one at his home In London, Pekin, Paris, Athens and Rome, To give in New York, at mass concerts free, Oratorios by telegraph under the sea. Then was heard such a hum from the mingled replies, I could hear nothing more, but, trusting my eyes, Looked around as I strolled along each crowded street Some items to learn or acquaintance to meet.

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