Slaves Into A New World Order Poem by Terence George Craddock

Slaves Into A New World Order

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ancient Egypt had slave vices
ruling elite decadent lifestyles
loved fine wines high fashions
sex partying pyramid privileges

women enjoyed an ancient world
unusual equality among hierarchy
free to divorce on grounds adultery
problems bit over divided property

civilizations are cursed with crime robbery
death homicides plagued not Egyptian society
justice was esteemed balance against chaos
when justice is not upheld civilization is lost

Learn reaffirm Wisdom of Ancient Egypt
vizier judges pharaoh appointed to uphold laws
were instructed holy divine justice not to forget
an abomination to gods was showing partiality

Old Kingdom tradition stress is firm placed
on duty service to the weak or the oppressed
this was sage time honoured teaching ancient
administrators all bound to act accordingly

Pharaoh commanded vizier in his audience hall
laid upon him charge 'Look to the office of vizier;
be watchful over all that is done therein. Behold,
it is the established support of the whole land.'

'Behold, as for the vizierate, it is not sweet;
behold, it is bitter, as he is named (all know him)
Behold, he is copper enclosing the gold of his lord's
house. Behold, the vizierate is not to show respect

of persons to princes and councilors;
it is not to make for himself slaves of any people...'

'Look upon him who is known to you
like him who is unknown to you;
and him who is near the king like him

who is far from his house. Behold,
a prince who does this,
he shall endure here in this place.'

wow to an electronic age which gives
corporate princes impunity from laws
where politicians serve greed themselves
where justice is not found for all peoples

this is curse under illuminati shadow powers
enslavement of masses under new world order!


Terence George Craddock (Afterglows Echoes Of Starlight)
Copyright © Terence George Craddock.

Friday, August 22, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: Government
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Quotations from 'The Instructions of Rekhmire', in 'The Wisdom of Ancient Egypt', translated by Joseph Kaster. Split image from the poem 'Pursuit Of Wealth Riches Reaches Pinnacle Height', by the poet Terence George Craddock. The Instructions of Rekhmire is an ancient Egyptian text that describes the role and duties of the vizier, the highest-ranking official in the pharaoh's administration. It is found in the tomb of Rekhmire, who was a vizier under Thutmose III and Amenhotep II in the 18th Dynasty, around 1400 BCE. The text covers topics such as justice, taxation, foreign relations, military affairs, and religious ceremonies. The Wisdom of Ancient Egypt by Joseph Kaster is a book that contains translations and commentary on various ancient Egyptian writings, including The Instructions of Rekhmire. Written in August 2014 on the 22.8.2014.
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