A life scarce worth the living, a poor fame Scarce worth the
winning, in a wretched land, Where fear and pain go upon either
hand, As toward the end men fare without an aim Unto the dull grey
dark from whence they came: Let them alone, the unshadowed sheer
rocks stand Over the twilight graves of that poor band, Who count
so little in the great world's game Nay, with the dead I deal not;
this man lives, And that which carried him through good and ill,
Stern against fate while his voice echoed still From rock to rock,
now he lies silent, strives With wasting time, and through its long
lapse gives Another friend to me, life's void to fill. WILLIAM
MORRIS.
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