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"How Often, Under Starry Skies" (Other) by anastomosis
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How often, under starry skies,
I ruminate the ancient lore
And think about the wondrous wise,
Who thought all things we thought before,
Of earlier men, without the pen,
Who wondered hard and thought like-wise
And also thought, as I tonight,
Of men before who thought aright
And knew their thoughts were just reprise
And doubtless also doubted then
If profit came to think before,
Or, if it did, would come again.
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