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 | The Stranger at the Gate |  |
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Corn for the buyers, and cattle—
But what could the dreamer sell?
Echoes of cloudy battle?
Music from heaven and hell?
But what could the dreamer sell?
Echoes of cloudy battle?
Music from heaven and hell?
Spices and bales of plunder,
Argosied over the sea?
Tapestry woven of wonder,
And myrrh from Araby?
Argosied over the sea?
Tapestry woven of wonder,
And myrrh from Araby?
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None of your dream-stuffs, Fellow,
Looter of Samarcand!
Gold is heavy and yellow,
And value is weighed in the hand!
Looter of Samarcand!
Gold is heavy and yellow,
And value is weighed in the hand!
| The Stranger at the Gate | |