Oh, how power is misused in this world!
To subjugate the weaker-willed of men;
How power corrupts most men manifold!
Making men slaves; gain wealth, subdue the pen.
The Above lines are from the Sonnet made by Dr. John Celes. Entitled Misuse of Power, this sonnet actually gives us a picture of how men with power use such opportunity to make weaker man weak as they also enslave themselves to wealth, as they take more hold of their position.
They are men with position: the boss, the general, the people, who have taken the position much higher than others.—but why does people with such autho...
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Once upon a time women knew very little of the works of courtship. The gentlemen were only very aware of how women flowed with glorious beauty which left them enticed for the longest moment. Emotions for each one are dealt delicately with bribes of a thousand of lovely flowers, colors that favor the cunning eyes of his lover. Some are rather ravished, blooming with intensity as each day passes when one is away from the other. However, a young love elicits a shared love solemn and furious that often diminishes a person’s sense of reason. It is almost a defying act played and performed in front ...
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