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In Being's rondure do we stray belated, by Omar Khayyam

In Being's rondure do we stray belated,
Our pride of manhood humbled and abated;
Would we were gone! long since have we been wearied
With this world's griefs, and with its pleasures sated.

Form: Quatrain

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