Unritten Books

by Henry Lawson
It always seems the same old story —
No matter what grand heights are won:
We die with our best work unwritten,
We die with our best work undone.

Unwritten books, unpainted pictures
In millions are, beneath the sun.
We die with our great thoughts unpublished,
We die with our best work undone.
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