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To confidants like you I dare to say

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To confidants like you I dare to say by Omar Khayyam

To confidants like you I dare to say
What mankind really are—moulded of clay,
Affliction's clay, and kneaded in distress,
They taste the world awhile, then pass away.

Form: Quatrain

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