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The poet's truth-telling is compulsory: a fire burns inside the poet and must be released or the poet will be unable to sleep, eat, breathe, or survive the pressure.
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The poet's truth-telling is compulsory: a fire burns inside the poet and must be released or the poet will be unable to sleep, eat, breathe, or survive the pressure.
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"...to return to God and that's what drives us this eternal compulsion to return to the source of who we are even though we've..."
"that our compulsion our will and desire it is always to return to the source to do so we have to love someone else..."
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