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By Ella Wheeler Wilcox
13 Feb, 2021
Lie down, and let the billows hide your shame, Oh, shorn and naked outcast of the seas! You who confided to each ocean breeze Your coming conquests, and made loud acclaim Of your own grandeur and exalted fame; You who have catered to the world's dise
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Lie down, and let the billows hide your shame, Oh, shorn and naked outcast of the seas! You who confided to each ocean breeze Your coming conquests, and made loud acclaim Of your own grandeur and exalted fame; You who have catered to the world's disease; You who have drunk hate's wine, and found the lees; Lie down! and let all men forget your name! Less
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