Quatrain Of Volition Poem by Yorktown Disciple
Quatrain Of Volition
(the act of free will)
Lest I quietly portray, the reason
for drifting past the smell of
God,
I must confess, it is freedom
within my soul, calling out the
odd.
My preferences, my purpose,
as seen through mine own
eyes,
They're not the ones you prescribed,
'tis I who was born, old and
wise.
Saturday, October 16, 2010
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