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EVIL PLEASURES
Hot ember seems
a ruby to embellish the ear;
the serpent seems a belt of gilded flowers.
Consider the sensual pleasures_
unrewarding, faulty, uncomfortable_
as digusting; and recalling the folly
of the idiot, strive methodically
to escape from their evil grip.
Shin Maha Thilawuntha ( )
