Rule of Gold, Sold
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Tuesday, April 26, 2005
Do you think, world, you are immune
to becoming attuned to the rule
of respect? Can you not see
gold is the way to be, as a Whole,
when dealing with soul and death?
Do you wonder, world, how to atone
for matters at home when visions
of freedom’s non-completion contest
conceptions without true depth?
Do you believe, world, in the land of the free?
Without decree of actual factual
intelligence of governmental allocation
of resources of peoples width?
Do you know, world, concentration camps
exist in our time? On our land? As our Worth?
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 4/26/05
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"Rule of Gold, Sold" questions as it indicates the existence of slaveyards, not only in "the land of the free", but in the land of
"FREEDOM'S ENEMY", - a large parcel of land was leased (By the land of the free.) for the establishment of a CONCENTRATION CAMP, which makes me question who was the most holocaust lover: The Vatican head of the Holy Office, Hitler, or the forty-third head of the Oval Office?
"Rule of Gold, Sold" express reality of today's government manipulations, - and on its wise lines the striker of thoughts - is available for those that can read and want to be free.
A poetic social masterpiece complying with Poetry's mission.
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Poetic excellence ... profoundly stimulating - outstanding!!
Blessings,
Robert