Tag: liberty
Oath to Inner Freedom!
PEACE WITHIN, FREEDOM EVER OUTWARDS Swear with me: From this day forth, I solemnly swear by the name of the best within us, I will not let the powers of this world consume me with fear, with rage, with bitterness,…
Walter Tyler, William Blake, Wallace Runnymede: A Short & Pungent Poem!
This site is mainly full of light content. But every now and then we might have a simply exquisite poetic fancy like this! The poem is inspired by William Blake, but also by the legendary English folk hero, Wat Tyler;…
Old Third Camp Essay… Moving on!
Libertarian Third Camp: Preliminary Notes By analogy with the Socialist Third Camp, the Libertarian Third Camp will avoid ‘pragmatic’ compromises with neoconservatives, homeless humanitarians and bourgeois cosmopolitans (First Campers). The pragmatist temptation is always there for libertarians, and it must…
Ave Libertas! A Poem to Inner Freedom
All I need is a foothold I can’t describe it, see it, hear it; and yet, I know it is there. That foothold is there. O, foothold without a name! Great is thy power; for thou art the axis of…
Chapter 23: Get Your Government Off My Law (Honest Adolph, Volume III)
Adolph Adams’ campaign had been off to a slow start.
Ode to Poland (Blessed Among Nations)
Is Moscow then the Third Rome? I know not, of a truth Yet, O Poland! Thou art our second great Jerusalem! Of the perilousness of our longing
Chapter 14: Metaphysical Genocide (Honest Adolph, Volume III)
Honest Adolph finally set the phone down. Troubled and tormented, The Electric Quaker gazed at his half-ironic John Woolman volume. Such a pioneer!
Chapter 8: Give me Liberty, or Give Me Slumber (Honest Adolph Volume III)
Sally Thatcher sat thumbing through the book she had strangely chanced upon.
Chapter 4: Ruby, Rue the Rubes! (Honest Adolph Volume 2)
Ruby Chandra de Montevideo rose to greet the trembling Senator Willow.
Chapter 1: What Dreams May Come (Honest Adolph Novel Serial, Volume I)
America was founded upon a dream. Oh my God, Senator Bubble!