If We Harm None © Surazeus 2024 12 02 Pared to the essence of what must be said, my grandiose speech to persuade the world my vision will guide them to paradise splinters into riddles and weird proverbs that confound the wise and enlighten fools with delusions that we are great again. Instead of attempting to save the world, I drive out to calm mountains of the mind to sit by sparkling lake of innocence and fish for memories of the good old days when truth was truth, bald liars were despised, and criminals were not allowed to rule. If I hide away in the wilderness, tempted by honor to avoid the game of power fought between mad greedy thieves, I hope the ship of state will right itself to avoid hitting the titanic iceberg of tyranny that glitters in our way. I wonder, as I gaze at sparkling lake, if this civil war will be like the last when gangs of boys with guns plunder towns, and shoot each other for the state of mind based on different definitions of freedom, till one side randomly defeats the other. One side defines freedom as sacred right of each person to live free as they will to pursue happiness, if we harm none, while the other side, driven by blind greed, defines freedom as the right to exploit working people to accumulate wealth. In every crisis our country has faced every eighty years for five cycles now, forces of democracy, based on right of justice and liberty for all, win against forces of tyranny that grasp to control our bodies and minds as slaves. I want to stand in hall of truth and preach that justice of fair laws always prevails to maintain dignity of working people who earn rich wage for labor they expend, against aggressive tactics of the rich to exploit workers for their private gain. This civil war to control rights of people to pursue happiness free from despair will soon occur no matter what I say, so I will curse tyrants who always lose, and work for democracy of fair laws which will always prevail to nurture growth.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus proves that Midas is allied with Pluto against the security of Zarathia, but few people believe the truth he teaches.
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