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Luther’s wisdom poem

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Nothing on earth is better done,

Than to be master of one’s tongue.

Know a lot and say but little,

Have not an answer for every riddle.

Speak with good will and always true,

For what you borrow return what’s due.

Let everyone be who they are,

And so be true to your own star.

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