The Sweet Song
What is Freedom
Is it a divided nation blinded by corruption and prejudice
Clothed in ignorance and self-interest
\What is justice
Is it a hypocritical system
Built on the backs of the oppressed
Whose perpetual cries tore through the levels of heaven
What is hope
Is it a stumbling people who thought not of their posterity
Filled with greed and power, yet thirsting for even more
But I tell you freedom is a playful youth
Dancing in fields of tulips and daffodils
With no mind for the future
And no care for the past
Justice is a forgiven perpetrator whose wrongs were lifted like heavy chains
And cast into a devouring darkness
And hope is the sweet song a child yet within a mother's womb dances to, steadily swaying to its knowing rythm.
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