| | Dante and Human Nature
He who the fast-days as a child has known,
Will every dish in every season have
Ere out of baby-talk he scarce has grown;
Or who affection to his mother gave
In lisping childhood, learning at her knee,
In manhood longs to see her in her grave.
~Paradiso, Canto XXVII
Learn a lesson about human nature. The root of all the problems in this world is neither government, nor religion, nor weapons, nor art, nor environment, nor any other such thing. The root of the problems is man. |
| | Posted 3/6/2008 5:23 PM - 1 comments
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