Tukaram, Poem 1075

A depraved taste will eat cowdung for the sweet roots that grow in it; though food were offered such a one, he would not have it. When he is rebuked, he deems himself praised; he looks on a thrashing as a compliment. A depraved taste follows its dirty inclinations, and gives not up its base habits. Tuka goes on shaming the wretch, to make him quit his vile ways.