id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
45674	McKnight, Hiram Peck	Prison Poetry			.txt	text/plain	41407	2281	88	Just to all men, to all men kind and true; Conspicuous as a giant yet comely to the view; Loved by all who know him, trusted everywhere; Always more than willing to ease his fellow's care; Never harsh or cruel, never false or base; Going in and coming out among those in disgrace, Earning from each prisoner's heart the meed of honest praise; None condemn his actions, none despise his ways; By his children reverenced, by his wife adored; Every friend is welcome at his ample board; Rich in all that makes a _man_, poor alone in hate; God of Mercy bless the man who nightly guards our fate; Ever may he fill the post that wisdom has assigned, Ruling all, as now he does, by strength of heart and mind. Yet hears him boast his freedom, laud his reasoning power; Rule all he can with iron hand, and _finite_ judgment shower; Sees all the devious, hidden paths by sinful mortals trod Where _human_ law and custom dare ostracise a god; Yet knows a germ of goodness, deep in the human breast, Is living in the worst of men however much depressed.	cache/45674.txt	txt/45674.txt
