Fleece Rave

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Socrates died joyfully.
Although Justice did not win,
His voice rang truly in a world,
of so much gibberish and din.

Vengeance is mine, says the Lord,
Yours is all but Vanity,
but hold not that all Life is Nil,
for then you speak profanity.

Live well all that you believe,
prosper in your war and peace,
put to the pit the Golden Calf,
pursue for your own the Golden Fleece.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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