In The
Garden
The
clamor is loud and the cowardice is high
Among the
Nations once again Jacob must strive
Is he the
sole brave willing to stand for the knaves?
Once
before he risked and wrecked the dangerous cave
Leaders
with leaden treads bow and scrape before the Threat
One voice
calls out but Luther’s heirs are the louder set
Revisiting
the old story twisted to sound politically correct
The
rejection of Jacob’s warning makes Eighty Eight the bet
The oath
on Masada underlines what Jacob is prepared to
do
All have too
forgotten Samson who brought the building down rather than lose
But that’s
not foremost for this time is not that time, it is the other
Where
Jacob’s kin can once again act independent of another
Those
standing for Liberty
have once more shrunk in timidity
Reflection
of a civilization in retreat as conviction turns to clay
Frills
and ceremony is the pretense that now substance allays
But the
death chants continue and the promises will betray
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