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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required When I am gone, the art shall. Yet linger still. It bringeth me. To mind how once I did return. Unto fair Italy once more. After five and thirty years, and all, Did seem the same unto mine eyes. There stood the selfsame Roman forums. The vases, cathedrals, and pathways old. The folk who dwelt in Italy, The natives there, did say to me, That all things I should find transformed. A little sorrow touched my heart. To know that someone I had once known. Had passed from life whilst life itself. Moven onward still, unchanged in course. Without additions to the land! Yet, am I glad the music still. Shall there remain, but I do hope. The mighty distributors of art. Shall care far more for youthful gifts! And nourish newborn and aged talent well! Poor aged man, who seeketh not, For wealth alone, but talent true, The gifts of music and art! Not merely names already famed. For verily, a true-born artist! Must needs be willing still to do, That which is not held popular! Which oft the world doth not esteem. And afterward calleth talentless! It taketh strength and steadfast will. For music's soul to grow and change. To blossom forth like living plants. Long live the arts in every age! Though Heaven calleth yet another soul! Away from mortal humankind!
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