Welcome Anacharsis, a well-borrowed name indeed, you must feel a strong connection to said Scythian philosopher who left his homeland on the northern shores of the Black Sea and traveled to Athens in the early 6th century BC, described as making a great impression as a forthright, outspoken "barbarian". Why this could almost be 973-eht-namuh-973, punk upstarts so we are!
Or perhaps closer to Anacharsis Clootz, the senior Prussian nobleman in the French Revolution. you be?
Either way your fine poetic touch is much appreciated.
A related if indirect reply ensues:
Half full, half empty bottle-glass-bottle-glass,
Must surely define spiritual resilient optimism within the human,
Yet does this spell the decline of moneyed class
and a continued mandate to mind the global store
more so its designated right to rule.
Optimism by itself alas, and said louder even more alas,
May not define the qualities of new super man and super woman,
For failure to wipe a soiled slate and then surpass
the tawdry tale that went before,
surely still defends the politics of fool
And worst of all the right to fail,
One could say, wasted scars of organic change
endured beyond a noble trail.
We shall show know quarter until the world rises anew
With a fair and even hand, amidst the softly fallen dew.
PenRedbeck be abroad beyond the mire up on the moor.