Even more so, Monica, the poetry of wisdom and the wisdom of poetry are declared by "religion" as prideful, wasteful,  indulgent thirst-quenching--even as poisonous at times. And always as threatening.

You don't need to "pridefully" seek earthly wisdom if you have knowledge of the law, or so we are told. 

Indeed, and so ironically, religion teaches that knowledge of the law IS the optimal wisdom and that the obedience that follows is the only thirst-quenching of the spirit required or allowed. 

It was "hedonistic wisdom" that Eve offered so enticingly to Adam, tempting him with that blend of the human and the divine. God must have made a mistake. Heck, I'll bet there was poetry involved. Maybe even music. Maybe even some shared wisdom between woman and man.  That's why God had to invent canon law and theology.