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Arthur Symons - Wanderer’s Song
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I have had enough of women, and enough of love, 
But the land waits, and the sea waits, and day and night is enough; 
Give me a long white road, and the grey wide path of the sea. 
And the wind`s will and the bird`s will, and the heart-ache still in me.
 
Why should I seek out sorrow, and give gold for Strife? 
I have loved much and wept much, but tears and love are not life; 
The grass calls to my heart, and the foam to my blood cries up, 
And the sun shines and the road shines, and the wine`s in the cup. 

I have had enough of wisdom, and enough of mirth, 
For the way`s one and the end`s one, and it`s soon to the ends of the earth; 
And it`s then good-night and to bed, and if heels or heart ache, 
Well, it`s sound sleep and long sleep, and sleep too deep to wake.
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