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Upton Sinclair, ed.
(18781968).
The Cry for Justice: An Anthology of the Literature of Social Protest.
1915.
Stupidity Street
By Ralph Hodgson
(Contemporary English poet, who publishes his work in tiny pamphlets with quaint illustrations)
I
SAW
with open eyes
Singing birds sweet
Sold in the shops
For the people to eat,
Sold in the shops of
5
Stupidity Street.
I saw in vision
The worm in the wheat;
And in the shops nothing
For people to eat;
10
Nothing for sale in
Stupidity Street.
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