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Our parting I
Thou did not in mind, here in life,
While I thee, in the did inhabit,
That thou were, through flesh and lusts,
excited,
me composed.

Thou art no dear
To any one.
Nor to or Father,
Nor any of thy kin,
'cept the raven,
After I alone from passed out,
the same one's hand
From I came.

Here abide bones bereft,
from the sinews;
Thy are naught
art deaf and dumb,
Yet must I at night,
By visit,
For thy afflicted,
And soon thee depart.

When men to their living God,
Chant hymn,
then I seek the home,
Which I been assigned?

un-honoured dwelling-place,
While shall mould
many chew,
From tear,
creatures,
and greedy,
creatures,
I lie undone!