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“Alas. My whole life was in vainâ€
Rodin overawed cried out When he first saw Apollo at Olympia. And frantically he rummaged The bottom of his pouch. Where was the fault he wondered ? Was it a tool he had neglected ? A tool that needed the affection of his touch ? Breathless he dashed to the workshop of Phidias And everywhere he sought – deep in his thoughts – For any little thing that might have helped Distraught he dug his fingers in the soil. Might he, by chance, discover A tool of Hephaestus, He never knew ? Might he find a godly tool Olympia hides ? A tool that stirs, And elates the soul, And sets it free.
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