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The soul of both of them is impatient and restless, Both of them know not God, and deceive mankind. One lives by production, the other by taxation, And man is a glass caught between two stones. The one puts to rout science, religion, art, The other robs the body of soul, the hand of bread. I have perceived both drowned in water and clay, Both bodily burnished, but utterly dark of heart. Life means a passionate burning, an urge to make, To cast in the dead clay the seed of heart.
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