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Whate'er thou doest, never grieve thy brother, by Omar Khayyam

Whate'er thou doest, never grieve thy brother,
Nor kindle fumes of wrath his peace to smother;
Dost thou desire to taste eternal bliss,
Vex thine own heart, but never vex another!

Form: Epigram

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