| Open Poetry #4 |
|
A Relativist's Credo |
|
|
Dom Mart Member
since 1999-08-17
Posts 164Florida |
Every rule has its exception, And so I feel perfectly free To loosely interpret all rules When applying them to me. Whenever a rule seems too rigid, Too stonily absolute, I find it is essential To strike directly at its root. For instance, "Honor the Sabbath," Of Moses ten, the third. But why should I honor Moses, And why should I follow his word? And then there are rules against anger, Gluttony, lust and greed-- Nothing more than strictures From someone's outmoded creed. I find life to be more pleasant When I keep my guilt level low, So I ignore rules made by others And invent my own as I go. |
||
| © Copyright 1999 Dom Mart - All Rights Reserved | |||
|
JOY 14 Senior Member
since 1999-09-22
Posts 1419Wisconsin USA |
Sometimes rules are nessacary. Although, I can understand that some can be rigid and un-fair. Good poem, though. |
||
|
⇧ top of page ⇧ |
|
| All times are ET (US). All dates are in Year-Month-Day format. | ||