Only he whose bright lyrehas sounded in shadowsmay, looking onward, restorehis infinite praise. Only he who has eatenpoppies with the deadwill not lose ever againthe gentlest chord. Though the image upon the pooloften grows dim: Know and be still. Inside the Double Worldall voices becomeeternally mild.

Rainer Maria Rilke
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