If Indeed There Was Any Dearth
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The document states that today there is no shortage of negative human behaviors and conditions such as commercialism, manipulation, prejudice, barbarism, war, depression, racism, crime, slavery, morbidity, starvation, tragedy, revenge, politics, wailing, death, and the lack of love, compassion, and humanity. It suggests that if there is any shortage, it is of love, empathy, and morality in the world due to corrupt and artificial influences.
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I shall never forget his first speech at the convention—the extraordinary emotion it excited in my own mind—the powerful impression it created upon a crowded auditory, completely taken by surprise—the applause which followed from the beginning to the end of his felicitous remarks. I think I never hated slavery so intensely as at that moment; certainly, my perception of the enormous outrage which is inflicted by it, on the godlike nature of its victims, was rendered far more clear than ever. There stood one, in physical proportion and stature commanding and exact—in intellect richly endowed—in natural eloqu ...
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Chapter 1
I. Of Our Spiritual Strivings
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O water, voice of my heart, crying in the sand,
All night long crying with a mournful cry,
As I lie and listen, and cannot understand
The voice of my heart in my side or the voice of the sea,
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And the fire of the end begin to burn in the west;
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All life long crying without avail,
As the water all night long is crying to me.
ARTHUR SYMONS.
[musial notation from "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen"]
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- 1. IF INDEED THERE WAS ANY DEARTH There was no dearth of commercialism; as boundless humans salaciously paved their way ahead; insidiously suppressing countless innocuous of their own kind; today, There was no dearth of manipulation; as literally every 3rd person alive; tried his best to perniciously trick you; towards the realms of horrendously dwindling extinction; today, There was no dearth of prejudice; as an unrelenting reservoir of greed glinted with pompous luminosity in millions of eyeballs alike; disparagingly robbing the fabric of eternal humanity; of its most priceless rudiments of mankind; today, There was no dearth of barbarism; as even the most civilized of organism’s savagely fought for each other’s blood; replenishing their sordidly disgruntled lips at the cost of vital life; today, And sadly if indeed there was any dearth; it was of the most immortal fountain of love which had been miserably ransacked by miscreants of spurious religion; it was of compassion which had sadly metamorphosed into a lecherous devil; today. There was no dearth of war; as virtually every continent viciously desired to be the ultimate superpower; a force even above the Omnipotent Lord Almighty; today, There was no dearth of depression; as even the most innocuously sparkling of youth; were horrifically buried under the juggernaut of abominably suicidal education system; today, There was no dearth of racialism; as even the most sagaciously educated of household’s; murderously discriminated between humanitarian sects of rich and poor; today, There was no dearth of crime; as the most scintillating stalwarts of irrefutable power themselves offered a flurry of unsurpassable incentives; for committing murder; extortion; blasphemous atrocities; today, And sadly if there was indeed any dearth; then it was of the ocean of immortal love which had wholesomely evaporated in wisps of brutal adulteration; it was of priceless humanity which was tyrannically slashed even before it expelled its very first breath; today. There was no dearth of slavery; as merciless powerhorses of bombastically infinitesimal wealth; torturously lambasted the oppressed to even the most inconspicuous of their commands; today, There was no dearth of morbidity; as an unendingly appalling gloom descended at all quarters; over the treacherously besieged atmosphere; today, There was no dearth of starvation; as infinite infants having just emanated the first cry of birth; were uncouthly stuffed in garbage bins of despicable poverty for the rest of their lives; today,
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