Of all things that injure men there is
None greater than practising of virtue
With the purpose of the Super Mind,
Till the mind becomes supercilious.
When it becomes so, the mind
Only looks inwards on itself;
And such looking into itself
Leads to its utter insolence.
This evil quality has different forms
And the chief of them is that
Which is the artificial, not natural.
What do I mean by that unnatural feature?
It is that which appears
In a man's loving only his own
Superior views and reviling
Whatever he does not evaluate himself.
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Deborah