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While Moon and Venus in the sky shall dwell,

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While Moon and Venus in the sky shall dwell, by Omar Khayyam

While Moon and Venus in the sky shall dwell,
None shall see aught red grape-juice to excel:
O foolish publicans, what can you buy
One half so precious as the goods you sell?

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