Man Confused Poem by Emmanuel George Cefai
Man Confused
Man confused
Hair ruffed
Glasses tight
Behind the glasses eyes of revolution blow.
And yet
That tongue that revolution will not speak.
And yet the so-called wonders
That simple Principles explain
Leave these to be mysteries called.
Man I do not dislike you, that you be confused
But only the tongue-tied silence.
For Wisdom deeper the vaster it shall be.
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