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by Georgia Douglas Johnson

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No, never quite alone am I. Of ill why should I borrow? No matter where my footsteps bend There also follows sorrow.
And she has taught my lips to sing A rapt and dauntless measure While all the world goes envying My mellow noted treasure.
No, I have never walked alone! And as I face tomorrow, If I am bereft of joy I know there will be sorrow.

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