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The Fall A
blue sea Shimmering
in subdued light Pulling
up a tide To
leave the earth and his hearth And
be afloat On
buoyant waves That
when weary Throw
off his weight Like
of the great Titanic Into
the comatose Grave
of the sea. II Out
of Adam’s rib Did
He make Eve To
love and live As
Two-in-One. Adam
looked at Eve And
Eve at Adam No
coyness, no shame Transpired
between the two But
a silent feeling Of
Oneness in He Who
hath made them Opposite
complementarities. The
Fall robbed all Man
of his Manhood Woman
of her Womanhood Together
they toil now As
throbbing engines In
a sweltering summer day. O!
Where is the man and where the woman That
would redeem these labeled cinematic pictures Perhaps
in the pages of Lawrence Daily
transfixed in academic disputations! ~Ravi
Dhar~
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