> This is also a point of view;
> like elephants,
> but all flowers aren't saints,
> like elephants,
> luckily, and what is divine
> like elephants,
> in us is the awakening
> like elephants,
> of anti-human action.
> like elephants.

> Morals have given rise to charity
> like elephants,
> and pity, two dumplings
> like elephants,
> that have grown
> like elephants,
> planets, which people call good.
> like elephants,
> There is nothing good
> about them.
> like elephants.

> Goodness is lucid, clear and resolute,
> like elephants,
> and ruthless towards
> compromise and politics.
> like elephants,
> Morality infuses chocolate
> like elephants,
> into every man's veins.
> like elephants.

> ..and one understood again
> like elephants,
> that pity is a feeling,
> like elephants,
> like diarrhoea, in relation
> like elephants,
> to disgust that undermines health
> like elephants.