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The Cross and the Lance...Pt 2

Everything was property of the state life of a serf didn't even rate tyranny from Lords,Dukes and Barons production of goods,they weren't sharin'.... Coxcomb magistrate castle seneschal internal scheming took alot of gall court intrigue was their special interest todays politics aren't that different.... A new portal behind every door a gambit of play being explored every encounter a game of chance,but, what do you bear,the cross or the lance? Crucified was understanding and peace self improvement were messages laced drawing together opposing views in hope that the scattered may be imbued... But,the North didn't like that ideo divide and conquer their modeled credo superior force their specialty as divided bands are managed easily... Plantation,indian reservation... one produces,the other reduces, civilization,or planned domestication, one infuses the other defuses, West Bank,the Gaza Strip others kept in seperation docile,servile,beware becoming sterile, the active mind to waste away the fallen... entropy to atrophy, human spirit refuses degradation treading deliberate indoctrination... The taming of the animal nature still engrossed in pain and pleasure, law required to maintain civility until we can achieve a true humanity... Peace is still the want of many when will humanity be truly ready we make the choice of what we covet true soul'diers serve minute by minute... A new portal behind every door a gambit of play being explored every encounter a game of chance,but, what do you bear...the Cross or the Lance? ( the cross and the lance are symbols of the old kingdom beliefs of ruling, with either mildness and severity or the olive branch and the sword )

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Date: 5/26/2010 12:24:00 PM
well done and said, enjoyed your poem today,..p.d.
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