The sovereign seal, a nation's solemn vow,
Embossed on parchment binding here and now.
Its statutes etched in native tongue and stone,
A people's will, distinctly, fiercely known.
But whispers rise on winds that cross the sea,
Of courts unseen and laws that disagree.
A tapestry unfurls with threads of blue and gold,
Woven in halls where other tales are told.
"Universal rights,"...
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