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I Am The Illuminati
Look at you
Weak being
Simple being
Ignorant Being
I Am The Illuminati
I speak of grandeur
And you speak of triviality
I Am The Illuminati
You think tactically
And I think strategically
I Am The Illuminati
I laugh at you
Your ignorance
Your nescience
I Am The Illuminati
You are bewildered
You are blindfolded
How pathetic
I Am The Illuminati
I am born with aptitude
And you are born with stupidity
I Am The Illuminati
I spread progress around me
You go on spinning
Like a mouse on a wheel
I Am The Illuminati
I breathe positive change
You heave stagnation
I Am The Illuminati
You are a poison
And I am the cure
I Am The Illuminati
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Note: Satire
A pitfall of philosophy, if you ask me
One that might appear to be beneficial
But is conversely detrimental
To view things in a single contrast
To remove all margins in between
To judge things in polarity
Rids of all measures of moderation
The adoption of a standard, a principle, or even a value
Along with the assumption that it is universally applicable
Makes for a very predictable failure of logic
A static approach destroys innovation
An approach that rids of all dynamism
One that creates a decision prior to any examination
Simple words, perhaps with little verve, best describe the attitude required
“Take things as they come”
With no presumption, with no preemptive judgment
Simply take them as solitary situations
The fact remains
That most situations, most encounters are not exclusively black or white
But rather remain in a spectrum of shades of gray
You
You make him a man
You help him build his first model car
You help him hammer that first nail
You
You teach him bravery
You let him take his first swim
You tell him to climb the mountain
You
You love him unconditionally
You hold his hand when crossing a street
You understand when his viewpoints differ
You
You show courage
You take the first step into a cold pool
You swim to him when he’s stranded at sea
You
You demonstrate contentment
You tell him to appreciate his life, not his job
You teach him to accept things as they are
You
You illustrate protection
You tell him to be safe when traveling
You protect him with your arm when you brake suddenly
You
You personify dedication
You sweat blood, day in and day out, for him to succeed
You strive with everything you’ve got so he can live pleasantly
You
You bestow wisdom
You tell him how interact with people in all walks of life
You tell him to speak well, or not speak at all
You
You emit pride
You smile at his achievements
You boast to your friends about what he’s done
… You are what makes a son a man, you are a father, and you are the greatest story never told
Racism creates equality
Sorrow creates joy
Poverty creates wealth
Filth creates purity
Disdain creates attention
Cruel intentions create good will
Sadness creates happiness
Cowardliness creates courage
Aversion creates desire
Dependence creates independence
Hastiness creates patience
Tragedy creates bliss
Mediocrity creates excellence
Imprisonment creates freedom
Complexity creates simplicity
Anger creates calmness
Ruthlessness creates mercy
Villainy creates justice
Hate creates love
…. For all things, without the antonym, cease to exist
Like pouring rain, this heavy scene weighs on me
It occurs uncontrollably, and endless questions pour out of me
Where do I awaken? Where do I find myself?
Is this another time? Have I transcended space?
———–
The nails so black, and the face matching the feeling
Standing two steps away, yet miles away in her thoughts
She asks for my name, and asks again to be sure
As if my name is unheard of – it wouldn’t be much of a surprise if I’m similarly unheard of
I am the King of Kings, the ruler of the land, the protector of the people
But who am I? And where am I? And why has all this happened?
———–
She invites me into her contraption
A silver coated pear shaped box – OH and it moves!
I feel sick, this movement has taken the better of me
Is she meaning to do this? Is this part of some diabolical plan to bring the King to his knees?
Prevailing I will stand against it, take me where you wish to take me
———–
There is sadness and agony, happiness and joy
How can two start contrasts come together? Oil and water don’t mix
The man holding his wife’s hand, such pleasure he takes in doing so
Is that not what all men fight for? Love for family, Love for a woman, Love for a country
….. Love! *sigh* I have never tasted it, we knew not of love in my day, only strength, honor, and victory
———–
She tells me that the agony I see cannot compare
A thousand’s thousand die every turn of the 4 seasons of a disease that is preventable
And yet, they make little or no effort to help. By the power of Zeus, only a preventive net would be the line between a life lived, or a life needlessly lost
I would have never allowed for such a thing, not to our people, not to my people.
———–
I hear of the abolition of slavery, the free roam the lands
Singing songs of freedom, songs of joy, songs that will somehow relieve the pain, and relinquish the agony
In my day, slaves were necessary. Necessity, though, is never a good enough reason
People must have their rights, as human beings, to act in whichever way they wish – so long as it doesn’t harm or come in the way of others.
The idealistic talk never gets old, not for an old man
———–
The world connects, an intertwined mesh of collaboration
Cultures come together in a melting pot of diversity
Holding hands march forward in the pursuit of happiness
For a common cause they stand ground
For a principle they sacrifice
———–
In this place, people say what they wish, they are not punished for slander
Freedom of speech they call it. A noble freedom it is, but with potential downfalls – much like any freedom
She tells me the mantra people believe in is “the people’s right to know”
The people should know, transparency brings with it trust, and trust brings nothing less than cooperation
———–
We pass by a ceremony, filled with happiness and sheer pleasure
Two people coming together, to become one
To create a union – hard to break, and yet harder to maintain
The venue is odd, a House of God, worshiping the holy trinity.
“People still believe in Gods, in Zeus, in Poseidon, in Hades?” I ask
“Many do, if not the same” she quickly replies
———–
Again i wonder where i find myself?
What has brought me here? Are the Gods testing the restraint of an old man?
Or are they questioning the resolve of a King
My journey continues, along the path I stroll, to unfounded phenomenons, to irregular patterns.. It continues
