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Little Poems in Prose
Little Poems in Prose (1928), PDF p. 165
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erty, Thou the Sovereign who dost allow, Thou
the Judge who dost pardon, Thou who art full
of Motives and of Causes, Thou who hast (it
may be) placed within my soul the love of hor-
ror in order to turn my heart to Thee, like the
cure which follows the knife; Oh Lord, have
pity, have pity upon the mad men and women
that we are! Oh Creator, is it possible that
monsters should exist in the eyes of Him alone
who knoweth why they exist, how they have
made themselves, and how they would have
made themselves, and could not?
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