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Live Oak, with Moss, Leaf 6
IV
This moment as I sit alone, yearning and
pensive, it
seems to me there are other
men, in other
lands, yearning and
pensive.
It seems to me I can look over and behold
them, in Germany,
France, Spain—Or
far away in
China, ^India, or in
Russia—talking
other dialects,
And it seems to me if I could know those
men better
I should love them as I love
men in my own
lands;
It seems to me they are as wise, beautiful,
benevolent,
as any in my own lands;
O I know think we should be brethren—I
knowthink
I should be happy with
them.
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