"predominates" poems
If angels were given to govern men,
neither
external nor internal controls
would be necessary
First,
control the Governed
Next,
control private interests
over
public rights
In republican government,
legislative authority necessarily
predominates,
on extraordinary occasions,
it might be
perfidiously abused
power surrendered by the people
to the administration,
unjust views of the major
interests of the minor
turned against
both parties
society itself
will be broken
many parts,
interests
class of citizen,
rights of individuals
Or
the minority
will be in danger of
the majority
the best security—
rights of every class,
will be diminished
Justice is the end of;
civil society
Dec 21, 2017
Dec 21, 2017 at 4:10 PM UTC
Come with me,
what are you afraid of…?
The dark?
Don't worry,
I'll lead you to the brightest
garden on earth.
Where nothing hurts,
and light predominates our dreams.
I'll help you feel the rings
I wear on my fingers,
one by one.
Maybe you should kiss me,
take me far away,
and I assure you
I won't come back,
not without you.
What should I do?
Spend another sleepless night,
wondering about the taste of your lips?
Or just remembering them
on my cheek,
I'm tired of photocopying
each day upon the last one.
So come with me,
what are you afraid of?
Drag me down a hill again,
hold me in your arms again.
Come with me.
We'll go buy a box of pastels,
so that our spring can look younger.
So that you can rip a page a draw us instead.
Content,
on a hill.
Near a forest,
one step away from our glory,
gardening.
Apr 26, 2014
Apr 26, 2014 at 1:57 PM UTC