The narrow, thorny path he trod. "Enter into My joy," said God. The sad ascetic shook his head; "I've lost all taste for joy," he said. - Victor Daley

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The narrow, thorny path he trod. "Enter into My joy," said God.
The sad ascetic shook his head; "I've lost all taste for joy," he said.

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About Victor Daley

Victor James William Patrick Daley (5 September 1858 – 29 December 1905) was an Australian poet. An example of the in Australian verse, he serves as a lyrical alternative to the contemporary bush balladists Henry Lawson, Banjo Paterson, and Will H. Ogilvie.

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Pen Names: Creeve Roe
Birth Name: Victor James William Patrick Daley
Alternative Names: Victor J. Daley

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I do not crave the boon Of Immortality;
I do not want the moon, Nor yet the rainbow's key.I do not yearn for wings, Or fins to swim the sea;
I merely want the things That are not good for me.

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