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Artist: Marcus Manzoni
Canonical path: /marcus-manzoni/the-poet-shouldn-t-have-an-end
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The Poet Shouldn't Have An End
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The Poet Shouldn't Have An End
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Those who don't know your words,
Don't know what they lose
Don't know where they walk,
Much less where they die
You must shut out what they say
If they say something
If it's something they can
They don't know what they do
Keep a sense of humor
Laugh when they want tears
Live when they want death
The poet shouldn't have an end
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