Has anyone where heard of this quote?

<p>I saw this quote on the wall in my AP Chemistry class last year. Now I have to write an essay for my english class in college, and I would like to start my essay with my AP Chemistry teacher saying that quote. However, the problem is that I do not remember the entire quote nor do I remember the author. It’s really short (only about 4 lines). It goes something like this:</p>

<p>Aim high, aim far,
the sky your goal,
the stars your (something)</p>

<p>Has anyone heard something like this before? I need the entire quote with the author. Thanks.</p>

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<p>Type what you know into google.</p>

<p>Climb high, climb far; your goal the sky, your aim, the stars</p>

<p>-Henry van Dyck, whoever that is</p>

<p>Proletariat2 - Thanks. Did you hear this quote before? It is very common? I don’t want it to be too cliche to put in as my first sentence of my introductory paragraph of an essay. By the way, I tried typing what I know into google. Unfortunately, everything I knew was wrong. LOL.</p>

<p>I’d never heard of it, but I used Google.</p>

<p>i never heard it before either…not to cliche i dont think</p>

<p>i think it sound to “big” for a beginning of an essay…</p>

<p>more like college essay…but, I wouldn’t go for it as a starter for college essay which would just show the same thing about aiming and stuffs…</p>