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The world may rage without, / Quiet is here; / Statesmen may toil and shout, / Cynics may sneer; / The great world -- let it go -- / June warmth be March's snow, / I care not -- be it so / Since I am here.
Time was when war's alarm / Called for a fear, / When sorrow's seeming harm / Hastened a tear; / Naught care I now what foe / Threatens, for scarce I know / How the year's seasons go / Since I am here.