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Here is he, at this moment, which is Time's end,
Lonely as he was born, without a friend.
And he has called the hungry to his door,
And he has shared his bounty with the poor.
He has been feasted, he has been desired.
Lovers have drunk of him, till they were tired.
All men have ate his councils and passed by,
Thankless,—as who shall thank the sky.
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