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"There is no God," one said,
And love is lust;
When I am dead I'm dead,
And all is dust.
"Be merry while you can
Before you're gray;
With some wild courtesan
Drink care away."
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One said, "A God there is,
And God is love;
Death is not death, but bliss,
And life above.
"Above all flesh is mind;
And faith and truth
God's gifts to poor mankind
That make life youth."
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One from a harlot's side
Arose at morn;
One cursing God had died
That night forlorn.
Two Lives
Madison Julius Cawein
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Poem topics: I love you, away, faith, lust, night, poor, truth, wild, mind, drink, dust, merry, youth, death, life, love, I miss you, god, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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