Young wooer, charm all hearts with lover's art,

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Young wooer, charm all hearts with lover's art, by Omar Khayyam

Young wooer, charm all hearts with lover's art,
Glad winner, lead thy paragon apart!
A hundred Ka'bas equal not one heart,
Seek not the Ka'ba, rather seek a heart!

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