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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=408871" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>The Men Who Sleep With Danger</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">The men who camp with Danger<br>Are mostly quiet men:<br>And one may use a rifle,<br>And one may use a pen,<br>And one may strap a camera<br>In deserts to his bike;<br>But men who sleep with Danger<br>Are pretty much alike. <br>To men in places pleasant<br>Or in the barren West<br>There’s Danger ever present –<br>A half unheeded guest.<br>But , thoughtful for the stranger,<br>The timid or the weak –<br>The men who camp with Danger<br>Keep watch but do not speak.<br>The men who go with Danger<br>Are mostly dreamy-eyed<br>Upon the swooping fo’c’sle.<br>Or by the camp-fire side,<br>And when they sit in darkness,<br>To show us where they are:<br>The glowing of a pipe-bowl<br>And often a cigar<br>The men who camp with Danger<br>Have quiet humour too,<br>And songs that you’ve forgotten,<br>And real good yarns for you.<br>There’s little you can tell them<br>Of yourself or your own<br>That men who’ve lived with Danger<br>Have never felt or known.<br>The men who sleep with Danger<br>Sleep soundly while they may,<br>But always wake at midnight<br>Or just before the day.<br>A something in the darkness<br>That shudders at the dawn –<br>A side-mate softly wakened,<br>A rifle swiftly drawn.<br>The men who sail with Danger<br>As actors are ideal:<br>They lightly laugh to fool you<br>When Danger’s very real.<br>The men who sail with Danger<br>A wondrous insight have:<br>They know if you are timid,<br>They know if you are brave.<br>The stewards set the tables<br>With careless, practised care,<br>And take accustomed comforts<br>To sea-sick cabins there.<br>They knock at doors of state-rooms<br>With broth and tea and toast,<br>While well they know, it’s touch and go,<br>And death sits on the coast. <br>The man who lives with Danger<br>Has knowledge all his own;<br>The instinct of a woman,<br>Of men who fight alone.<br>He learns from peace and comfort,<br>He learns from care and strife;<br>Unwittingly from all things<br>And from his native wife.<br>The men who live with Danger<br>See sermons in a log;<br>They have the nerves of horses,<br>The instincts of a dog,<br>When illness comes to loved ones<br>They know where’er they roam –<br>Have you seen, without for reason,<br>A farther start for home?<br>They know and feel our 'warnings'<br>As only Gipsies do;<br>They know the Norse Vardoger –<br>They hear and see it, too.<br>They know when death has passed them,<br>And the death watch is at end.<br>They know when he is coming –<br>The Unexpected Friend.<br>The men who live with Danger,<br>They take things as they go –<br>In seeming unpreparedness,<br>To those who do not know.<br>They sleep when they have toiled and laughed<br>And fought for someone’s sake;<br>But Danger whispers in their ear,<br>And they are wide awake !</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=Henry+Lawson">Henry Lawson</a><div class=q>
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Are mostly quiet men:
And one may use a rifle,
And one may use a pen,
And one may strap a camera
In deserts to his bike;
But men who sleep with Danger
Are pretty much alike. 
To men in places pleasant
Or in the barren ..."></div>
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