Fear not the phantom of death, My Countrymen, for his greatnessAnd mercy will refuse to approachYour smallness; and drea — Kahlil Gibran
Fear not the phantom of death, My Countrymen, for his greatnessAnd mercy will refuse to approachYour smallness; and drea — Kahlil Gibran
Fear not the phantom of death, My Countrymen, for his greatnessAnd mercy will refuse to approachYour smallness; and drea — Kahlil Gibran
Fear not the phantom of death, My Countrymen, for his greatnessAnd mercy will refuse to approachYour smallness; and drea — Kahlil Gibran
Fear not the phantom of death, My Countrymen, for his greatnessAnd mercy will refuse to approachYour smallness; and drea — Kahlil Gibran
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Fear not the phantom of death, My Countrymen, for his greatnessAnd mercy will refuse to approachYour smallness; and dread not the Dagger, for it will decline to beLodged in your shallow hearts.

— Kahlil Gibran
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