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The Mighty Must

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Come mighty Must!     Inevitable Shall!     In thee I trust.     Time weaves my coronal!     Go mocking Is!     Go disappointing Was!     That I am this     Ye are the cursed cause!     Yet humble Second shall be First,     I ween;     And dead and buried be the curst     Has Been!     Oh weak Might Be!     Oh May, Might, Could, Would, Should!     How powerless ye     For evil or for good!     In every sense     Your moods I cheerless call,     Whate'er your tense     Ye are Imperfect, all!     Ye have deceived the trust I've shown     In ye!     Away!    The Mighty Must alone     Shall be!

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Exploring the themes of classic, William Schwenck Gilbert delivers a powerful performance in "The Mighty Must"... ### Why We Love This Line At Linespedia, we believe that poetry is the ultimate sanctuary for the soul...

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