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Motto to the Songs of Innocence and of Experience
BY
William Blake


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The Good are attracted by men's perceptions,
And think not for themselves;
Till 9cb Experience teaches them to catch
And to cage the fairies and elves.

And then the Knave begins to snarl,
And the Hypocrite to howl;
And all his good friends show their private ends,
And the eagle is known from the owl.



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