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By your moisture I serve the temple of all sunless ills.
As a child of filth and water warmed, cleaned my hands
In the smile, up and down, come as falling, sorrows
of fallen time, and wrinkles on your brown eyes reflect a strand
of fruitless hair, in the garden of girls, and only one boy stood
apart, the visible, as a wind felt by the entrance of pleasure.
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