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Ceci n’est pas une pomme

After Magritte Maybe that man in the painting, Grey, upright, unfeeling, really is the Son of Man— Divine: of the father and of the son, And of the holy ghost. How did he spend his Christmas mornings as a child? If he is mortal after all— the kind who strolls along with an Eve at dusk: Who is his Gabriel? Did he ever place an offering on the desk of a Teacher? Whoever he is, does he wash them all away, Or rather hide behind his sins? And is that really even an apple?
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