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Confucius - The Wish Of An Unhappy ManConfucius - The Wish Of An Unhappy Man
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Where the grounds are wet and low,   There the trees of goat-peach grow,   With their branches small and smooth,   Glossy in their tender youth.   Joy it were to me, O tree,   Consciousness to want like thee.   Where the grounds are wet and low,   There the trees of goat-peach grow.   Soft and fragrant are their flowers,   Glossy from the vernal showers.   Joy it were to me, O tree,   Ties of home to want like thee.   Where the grounds are wet and low,   There the trees of goat-peach grow,   What delicious fruits they bear,   Glossy, soft, of beauty rare!   Joy it were to me, O tree,   Household cares to want like thee.
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