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LinesOn the hillside drear the fir-tree dies,All bootless its needles and bark;It is like a man whom no one loves,—Why should his life be long?

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On the hillside drear the fir-tree dies, All bootless its needles and bark; It is like a man whom no one loves,— Why should his life be long?

Hávamál, Henry Adams Bellows, stanza 50. Public domain in the United States.