The Reasoned Life

Section: Preamble


Tis always before dawn darkest night".


We waste our time in delusion,

dreaming of wealth, dreaming of ease;

and when at length we regain our senses,

all that has grown are the wildest flowers and trees.



The great wheel--time cannot be bound--

wheel cursed by our pockmark upon it,

thrashes our faces every time the wheel goes ‘round:

the fact resounds, dream what we will,

at self-destruction we would heatedly sit,

too late in our lives is the truth found.

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