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Well what of it then if your heart be weighed with the yoke	A
Of the world's neglect and the smoke	A
Of doubt blown into your eyes make night of your road	B
And the sting of the goad	B
The merciless goad of scorn	C
And the rise and fall	D
Of the whip of necessity gall	D
Till your heart forlorn	C
Indignant in rage would rebel	E
And your bosom fill	F
And sobbingly swell	G
With bitterness yea against God and 'gainst Fate	H
Fate and the world of men	I
What of it then	I
Let it be as it will	F
If you labor and wait	H
You too will arrive and the end for you too will be well	G
What of it then say I yea what of it then	I
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Well what of it then if the hate of the world and of men	I
Make wreck of your dreams again	I
What of it then	I
If contumely and sneer	K
And ignorant jibe and jeer	K
Be heaped upon all that you do and dream	L
And the irresistible stream	L
Of events overwhelm and submerge	M
All effort or so it may seem	L
Not all not all shall be lost	N
Not all in the merciless gurge	M
And pitiless surge	M
Though you see it tempestuously tost	N
Though you see it sink down or sweep by	O
Not in vain did you strive not in vain	P
The struggle the longing and toil	Q
Of hand and of heart and of brain	P
Not in vain was it all say I	O
For out of the wild turmoil	Q
And seething and soil	Q
Of Time some part of the whole will arise	R
Arise and remain	P
In spite of the wrath of the skies	R
And the hate of men	I
What of it then say I yea what of it then	I

Madison Julius Cawein

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