The Roots of the Rainbow

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I believe in Sean The Heroic,
because his heart is good if his arm often falters.
I believe in the truth of Apollo;
he lives in the sun's most hallowed hollow.
I believe in Humanity,
though I've been in the giftshop at Auschwitz.
I believe in civilization,
though Anglo barbarians murdered poor Oscar.
I believe in Women For Temperance,
though some sleep with Men For Tyranny.
I believe in the roots of the rainbow,
for it never rains in The Desert of Gold.
I believe in my power animal Drifting Hawk,
because there's no "beat" in marching eagles.
I believe in the parable of the long and short spoons,
though I've seen lobster tails hang out of devils' mouths.
I believe in the song of Orpheus,
though I saw him float by on the river.
I believe in law and order,
though I've never watched it work.
I believe in the cross at Calvary,
though I played to Judas to my friend Callahan.
I believe in monumental white lies,
for without its legends a tribe soon dies.

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Bridget69Bridget69about 19 years ago
Smart.

Very deep and philosophical.

BooMerengueBooMerengueabout 19 years ago
good job

Seannelson... Not the best I've seen from you, but good work. Thanks.

Syndra LynnSyndra Lynnabout 19 years ago
Good!

Nice work, great sentiments.

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