personunrecognized

Are We Not Free?: Ye say that nothin' changes; That all we're tryin' t' do is fer naught. Ye say that nothing's wrong, That we should be acceptin' of our fate. But why should we simply accept things as they are? Are we no' a free people? Are we no' allowed t' speak our minds? Every man, every woman in this land, Has the freedom t' choose their own path. If our ideals must beg us differ, Then that too is a part of the change that grips us. What exactly do ye have t' fear? If yer stoic in ye ideal that nothin' will ever change. Why not simply ignore us; A passin' flight o' fancy that we are... Yet still ye try, ye attempt t' change our mi

For the longest time I have admired heroes. I imagined them to be people of change, people who would bring the world forward and take us to even greater heights. It was then however, that I realised the 'Human Obstacle'. Humans as I discovered, perhaps in the most painful of ways, are rather unintelligent beings. They are driven by their core instincts no matter how much they wish to deny it. And the only difference between one and the next is how deeply they let those instincts consume them. If you walk out into the streets, you can see the well-adjusted average man. Yet in his mind he is not considering the good he could do with his life,