Thorns of Capitalism.

Their words were strong and like a sword,

penetrating the wisdom of wealth,

opting to stand up and be

counted.


The listeners shocked, leering, reeling,

pointed at their form tenderly kneeling,

Slowly they rose and started speaking

astounded.


A smile danced in their countenance,

their lips spoke their ordinance,

“If my words are hard to hear,” not

daunted-


they pointed to the cross on the wall,

my words are mild compared with his,

he rattled the cages of those who hurt

the poor,


the sick, terminally ill, even the long dead,

and gave his life; even for those who said,

he was crooked, a criminal, kill him on a tree,

crowned


with thirsty thorns of capitalism.

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