-------In
the Spirit of Revolt-------
The Judge proclaims
that there are lessons to be learned,
and his church of
weary defenders, complacent
in the dim hope of
tradition and Authority's promise, believe every word.
Doctrine, again, and
dogmas,
held above the moral
progress
of intuition with
reason.
A trial has taken an
expected course,
and actions again
express the belief they are made from.
If it were justice we
would speak honestly, but out of fear we do not.
Integrity is realized
through one's moral consistency
to do as they say; it is
trust,
and where it is not
souls rise in protest.
The Law will be
respected if and only when it and its officers do their job, as they say it
-
to serve and protect
the Masses -
not keep them of the
Liberty to do that for themselves.
Its gavel,
once a metaphor for
the proclamation of justice being done,
today fills the room
with despair again; a lonely, redundant noise;
of saving face rather
than facing the change that needs to come.
But revolutions
repeat, and that change is coming.
It is the Nature of
the human spirit which tells me so.
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