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Poetry in prose of summer and love, nature and exchange of thought by intermediary of book.
South of Eden
It appears difficult
to keep sin out,
lust is not obsolete.
Looking simple and enticing
god has fallen like a blaspheme
upon the joyous.
Sitting on the stone
by this sedate stream
flowing slowly down
to its calm sense of balance
there's no downward-sloping
under my feet.
This present is what I know
having defeated the power of choice
the conscience is suave
like gilded metal;
I'm sure if we keep reorganizing
saturated moral and religious dogmas
a complete new system of rationale
a whole | |  | | Record of a Modern Heart
a collection of poems written during my travels
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What has become
of that wild precious sensualist
he was a modern heart reaching out
aggressive and associated to tenderness.
Liberality he believed whereas morality
necessarily meant removal of freedom
the needed experience to give things a sense
and adapt ourselves to the movements and sentiments
which can throb in our spirit.
Liberal education he held is not possible
and is useless
if the envirolment does not allow for it
becuase in opposition with the structure
at the same time he was pressing to cure
the bruised spirit
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