Epigram Vi. Poem by John Byrom

Epigram Vi.



To own a God, who does not speak to men,
Is first to own, and then disown again;
Of all idolatry the total sum
Is having gods, that are both deaf and dumb.

John Byrom
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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