What will of the mind can one master,
When will’s control is taken by things:
Things of this place on the earth’s face,
And of this time and the occupied space.

Will’s distraction and unbound predilection
For the inabsolute, mere physical direction,
Desired and sought, and chased and wrought,
Leads away from the Spirit’s development.

Whate’er in this world a child is taught,
Or rather, learns by imitation of elders,
Propogates and perpetuates this very society
Which seldom states anything on a Spirit’s development.