xauusd

[1] O thou that ,with the long trailing tress ,hast come
Thine be leisure for ,with love pitying the distraught ,thou hast come .
[2] One moment ,disdain display not thy custom so that by thee ,they may be prosperous alter
For ,for inquiring after the state of the Lords of need thou hast come .
[3] Before thy cypress stature ,I boast whether thou be in peace .or in war ;
Because ,in every state ,as the uplifter the taker away of disdain thou hast come .