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Jiang interprets Yeats’s excrement line as saying God and love are found in garbage, descent, and self-destruction.
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Excrement
Jiang interprets Yeats’s excrement line as saying God and love are found in garbage, descent, and self-destruction.
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"...But love has pitched his mansion in the place of excre excrement. Excrement. For nothing can be sole or whole that has not been..."
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"Where is God? Where is love? God is in in garbage. Okay? So you have to sink low to truly find God. You have..."
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