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Critique of what having a life is all about |
| Down torwards a gloomy musty abbey Down the corridors of brick and stone There is a stained glass of a lonely soul Who picked up wheat in the morning and barley at noon Wrote papers at court and walked through the morning dew At dinner he ate stew, up until midnight he drew Drew a vast valley of oats and grasses Mountains of tremendous heights Caves with mysterious crevasses and depth But in the drawing stood a man Noble , cultured and miserable No character, no wife everything but a life As he views the mountainous scene The rivers clean and the valley deep He paused before he was to proceed Looked down, screamed "hypocrisy" One step down ,never to be found |