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Table Gods

I took an ax to a tree, And it said to me "Explain life's purpose Before you cut me down." I said to him: "Your hope is not to live, But in death find peace. A table to honor me."
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brandon-laditi
American
Published
Jul 23, 2011
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I think Nietzsche would appreciate this

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