Sawyers once did with their saws That which lawyers once did with our laws They simply used them No one refused them One never hears of sawyers anymore Having no saws lawyers used our laws Now they abuse them
Thus I refuse them Since the one I had was a money-whore Who screwed me Then Eschewed me When The money was gone
But now comes the dawn Of the reckoning: Justice beckoning
No more therefore No money-whore Nowhere near me With that perverted lust for power Of attorney At hundreds of dollars per hour And blood the fee
I will bloom as the lotus flower Although it be in poverty
Let lawyers lie beneath the lawn Even by sawyers forgotten There where wood can no more be sawn Where wood as their word is rotten
Fortunately not, however this did remind me of a quote I once heard:
"Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely."-unknown
Seems pretty relevant here, seeing as lawyers used to be interested in defending people, now all they seem to be interested in is money, at elast the ones in private practice.
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"Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely."-unknown
Seems pretty relevant here, seeing as lawyers used to be interested in defending people, now all they seem to be interested in is money, at elast the ones in private practice.