Laws Of Man Poem by Randy McClave

Someday, I will say goodbye to all of man’s laws
Abiding to them I will have to no more
I will shun any contract, will, or a document clause
Then all of man’s laws I will be able to finally ignore,
I won't have to worry about a subpoena in the mail
Or the knock of the sheriff at my front door
I won't need to worry about paying a fine or bail
To laws I will not have to abide to them anymore,
No longer will I worry about getting a ticket
As to all laws I will have said my goodbyes
Nor will I worry about being fined if I did picket
No longer by law will I be forced or coerces to apologize,
Never again will I be forced to go to any court
While listening to an adult who wears only a robe
No longer the laws of man will I want to support
Either here or anywhere around the globe,
All laws that I know they should be eradicated
They should be replaced with just common sense
We need not be governed we need to be sophisticated
Laws should be a protection and not a defense,
No law should be created to make any man rich
Laws should be established to help nature and the poor
Laws made by man should be buried into a ditch
But one day I will worry about them not anymore,
In my thoughts and soul there is no more churning
We are all helpless in the face of our own destiny
What I had felt once before it is no longer concerning
Myself being and my belief is sadly my inevitably,
Legal actions no longer will I need to pursue
Of all laws I swear that someday them I will ban
It's true when you die you can't take your wealth with you
But happily, neither do you take the laws of man.

Randy L. McClave