A kind of glee that's felt
upon a discovery of proofs
of a prejudicial suspicion,
mortification has not only
seen better days, it's had
better exemplars than our
knights of belligerent re-
ligion, locked in embrace
with the new American gov-
ernment. We all prefer to
look the other way, even
mortifying as the spectac-
le must be, aesthetically;
for mortification, without
its ration of delight, is
championing only its lust.
Jose Wickert
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