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Oaks Tutt
My mother was for woman's rights
And my father was the rich miller at London Mills.

I dreamed of the wrongs of the world and wanted to right them.

When my father died, I set out to see peoples and countries
In order to learn how to reform the world.

I traveled through many lands.

I saw the ruins of Rome,
And the ruins of Athens,
And the ruins of Thebes.

And I sat by moonlight amid the necropolis of Memphis.

There I was caught up by wings of flame,
And a voice from heaven said to me:
"Injustice, Untruth destroyed them.
Go forth!
Preach Justice! Preach Truth!"
And I hastened back to Spoon River
To say farewell to my mother before beginning my work.

They all saw a strange light in my eye.

And by and by, when I taIked, they discovered
What had come in my mind.

Then Jonathan Swift Somers challenged me to debate
The subject, (I taking the negative):
"Pontius Pilate, the Greatest Philosopher of the World.
"
And he won the debate by saying at last,
"Before you reform the world, Mr.
Tutt
Please answer the question of Pontius Pilate:
'What is Truth?'"
Written by: Edgar Lee Masters

Book: Shattered Sighs