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Immorality

This frail frame of a mortal man Made immortal by a will In me and my own; I walk beneath the great sky In rain, in light, in dark To pause and think like in a dream To make a well judgment of reality And my ideal dreams, seems to fade by will Like the soft vanishing white cloud. And this shade of dark cloud Is true in pride, in scorn For there was a beam For telling false immortality Of life and all the high, And well living men into the infinite dark.

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