Anger which breaks a man into children, which breaks the child into two equal birds, and after that the bird into a pair of little eggs; The poor man's anger has one oil against two vinegars.

Anger which breaks a tree into leaves
And the leaf into unequal buds
And the bud into telescopic grooves;
The poor man's anger
Has two rivers against many seas.

Anger which breaks good into boubt's
And doubt into three similar arcs
and doubt into three similar arcs
and then the are into unexpected tombs;
The poor man's anger
Has one steel against two daggers.

Anger which breaks the soul into bodies
And the body into dissimilar organs
And the organ into octave thoughts;
The poor man's anger
Has once central fire against two craters.