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INTOLERANCE, by RAY TRUM NATHAN First Line: Thou canst have no other god but mine Last Line: My god, and mine's alone divine. Subject(s): Jews; Prejudice; Judaism; Bias; Intolerance | ||||||||
THOU canst have no other God but mine; Of what avail is holy script? Who is this God thou call'st thine; He utters not from heart, butlip; Goget thee hence before ye rue; My God, my creed's alone sublime, Thy creeds, thy laws are all untrue, My God, and mine's alone divine. | Other Poems of Interest...THE COLOR SERGEANT by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON A MINOR CHARACTER IN AN OBSCURE LEGEND by PETER JOHNSON WOLVERINE by EMILY PAULINE JOHNSON ELEGY WRITTEN AFTER READING THE 'SORROWS OF WERTER' by ROBERT MERRY TOWN AND COUNTRY by JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY PREJUDICE by JOHN BANISTER TABB FIRST IMPRESSIONS by ALFRED GRANT WALTON |
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