The Shame of Smut

I am of the mire too dirty for swine; I am of the filth that

incinerators cannot destroy; I am of the stench that God’s own sun fails

to purify; I am of the corruption that lies at the most dismal depths of

man’s mind; I am the slime and slew that pervert the divine gift of

speech;—I AM “SMUT.”

I am the foul breath of disease; I am the tainted hands of sin; I am

Thought strangled by Shame;—I AM “SMUT.”

The muddied waters of the Ganges are to me as the rippling mountain

brook.

Film Truth; November, 1920 · 第 6 / 23 题