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Come Stanford let us sit at ease	A
And talk as old friends do	B
You talk of anything you please	A
And I will talk of you	B
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You recently have said I hear	C
That you would like to go	D
To serve as Senator That's queer	E
Have you told William Stow	D
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Once when the Legislature said	F
'Go Stanford and be great '	-
You lifted up your Jovian head	F
And everlooked the State	G
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As one made leisurely awake	H
You lightly rubbed your eyes	I
And answered 'Thank you please to make	H
A note of my surprise	I
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'But who are they who skulk aside	J
As to get out of reach	K
And in their clothing strive to hide	J
Three thousand dollars each	K
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'Not members of your body sure	L
No that can hardly be	M
All statesmen I suppose are pure	L
What there are rogues Dear me '	-
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You added you'll recall that though	D
You were surprised and pained	N
You thought upon the whole you'd go	D
And in that mind remained	N
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Now what so great a change has wrought	O
That you so frankly speak	P
Of 'seeking' honors once unsought	O
Because you 'scorned to seek'	P
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Do you not fear the grave reproof	Q
In good Creed Haymond's eye	R
Will Stephen Gage not stand aloof	Q
And pass you coldly by	R
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O fear you not that Vrooman's lich	S
Will rise from earth and point	O
At you a scornful finger which	S
May lack perchance a joint	O
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Go Stanford where the violets grow	D
And join their modest train	T
Await the work of William Stow	D
And be surprised again	U

Ambrose Bierce

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