old meanings rise with every fall of night
and we are trapped by what we think we know
still freedom is the nature of the rite
the sea is deep enough to fill the bight
and nothing halts the river in its flow
old meanings rise with every fall of night
those who would teach us know not of our plight
and cannot pay us off for what we owe
still freedom is the nature of the rite
this is the symbol of all that is trite
a thing that others are not yet to show
old meanings rise with every fall of night
take this for what was given at first light
and yet accepted at the final glow
still freedom is the nature of the rite
we do not see ourselves as very bright
and bow our heads to take your every blow
old meanings rise with every fall of night
still freedom is the nature of the rite
Odd ravings, comments, and other wastes of time. Some are in plain prose, yet others are in rhyme.
22 February 2008
old meanings
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