Morals are but the order of the Whole

Morals are but the order of the Whole
Typed in the Self, the individual soul.
The moral is the ordered thing in life.
And the immoral — friction, waste and strife.

Morals tho' fair, are often touched of " bleat,"
To paint with insight is a " moral" feat;
As moral as the Knob upon a Door,
When fitted to its uses; but no more.
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