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Knowledge

Whence comes the dark of night

Whence comes the day's first light

Whence comes the storms of snow

Whence comes the winds that blow

 

There is one who knows

To and fro in the deep he goes

But seek ye not lest ye may find

Who possesses the lesser mind

For knowledge is fire that burns the fool

It will only be a wise man's tool

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will-justus
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Published
Dec 5, 2016
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#knowledge#wisdom
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