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| 639. I Consume It All I swallow not yet consume it all Luscious treats tasted not by my lips Sugar and frosting are merely things for the mind The digestion of delights never to rest upon my hips I thirst for of the taste of such wine that ages not Fruits produce not results that make me grow My lungs fill quickly with the air of pretense Satisfaction not possible from what I’ll never know My eyes grow large when bestowed with wealth Gold produced from objects of paper and wood Riches are gleaned from characters cast in black The desire to grow obese with knowledge only if I could I absorb so much yet I never appear to be truly full My will to learn never satiated by profound thinking Education doesn’t stop with the graying of hair Only knowledge produces the truths we’re all seeking |
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