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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - The WarningJohann Wolfgang von Goethe - The Warning
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WHEN sounds the trumpet at the Judgment Day, And when forever all things earthly die, We must a full and true account supply Of ev`ry useless word we dropp`d in play. But what effect will all the words convey Wherein with eager zeal and lovingly, That I might win thy favour, labour`d I, If on thine ear alone they die away? Therefore, sweet love, thy conscience bear in mind, Remember well how long thou hast delay`d, So that the world such sufferings may not know. If I must reckon, and excuses find For all things useless I to thee have said, To a full year the Judgment Day will grow
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