quin si stelligerum vultus convertat ad axem, nil intercurrens obtutibus inpedit ignem pervigilis animae, quamvis denseta graventur nubila et opposito nigrescat vellere caelum.
Indeed should it turn its face towards the starry heavens, nothing coming in the way of its eyes checks the flame of the sleepless soul, even though thick-gathered clouds lower and the sky wear a blanket of darkness before it.
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