Oklahoma and Other Poems  by Freeman E. (Freeman Edwin) Miller
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			 If we don't or if we do. What's the odds to me and you? Fame is e'er a heartless jade, And her slaves are poorly paid; Weary hearts and soul's distress Are the prices of success; All our stations sadness view,-- If we don't or if we do. If we don't or if we do, Our deservings will accrue; We must pay the fullest price, For each virtue and each vice, And each life for every thing Must an equal portion bring; Justice shall our deeds review, If we don't or if we do. If we don't or if we do, Fortune to our worth is true; Trophies that enshroud our clay, Scarce are worth the price we pay; Shame doth small endeavors share, Fame and glory, toil and care; Earth floats but an equal crew, If we don't or if we do. If we don't or if we do, What's the diff'rence 'tween the two,  | 
		
			
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