GOOD NIGHT
Good night was most absurd for the noon
But that was his best bet
As he lay like statue on his beautiful bed
Seaf to songs and praises
Deaf even to cries of mother and wife
On his stony face were frowns
Never to be creamed
Can it scare the ants that crave for food?
None can find this answer under the earth
That covers the bed and the sleeper
While the earth covers the dust
The self sojourns with the lord
An inheritance unperishinng, unfading
A worthy reward to a faithful servant
You have fought a good fight
Sleep the blessed sleep.
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