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Sins: Pride
Pride, how can one despise You?
Of course, You are not the villain,
You are the hero of Your story.
Yet in Your splendid imagination, You forget.
Like a father, in existence, yet distant.
You choose your favorite child, and forget
about the meek and the ordinary.

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This is a seven-line poem about one of the seven sins. Each line only has seven words. This is the second poem out of seven.