Rage, Thought I
"Rage, thought I to give to thee
Escaping when released by me
For who am I, that rage should I
Thus held within, a cage gone by
So vengence then, did I pursue
To lie within that cage for two
Taking back, what now I lack
Re-gift the favor of your attack
One way makes a slave of me
The other of both I and thee
Left only is that I forgive
So as a slave, I shall not live"
It is worth mentioning that the concepts behind this piece are self-focused--meaning that they apply when we seek our own satisfaction upon personal harm. He who seeks justice on behalf of others might justly be governed by concomitant philosophy.
Be well,
Huckleberry
Thursday, January 24, 2008
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