This poem contrasts two opposing world views, moral versus amoral, right versus might, serving God versus money, etc., etc. This poem presents the question of how won might convert the currency of one world view to the other. Of coarse, such a conversion is an illusion that fuels much compromising behavior in life. Yet such choices present themselves throughout our daze. Inescapably, life is full of mean-ing, begging us too due the right thing.<\/p>\n
Conversion Raiding<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n How aught This poem contrasts two opposing world views, moral versus amoral, right versus might, serving God versus money, etc., etc. This poem presents the question of how won might convert the currency of one world view to the other. Of coarse, … Continue reading
\nYour
\nConversion
\nRate
\nWhat is
\nOf might
\nAnd should
\nOf easy weigh
\nAnd difficult doo
\nOf grate know
\nAnd great no
\nOf bucks
\nAnd dear
\nOf currency
\nAnd eternal now
\nOf get
\nAnd religion
\nThat is true
\nThe fine lyin\u2019
\nBetween effluence
\nAnd influence
\nIn reveres
\nOf the won
\nHalving
\nIn loo of
\nBeing
\nThe change
\nOr larger than life
\nIn ill-gotten quarters
\nAffronts
\nAnd arrears
\nRichered
\nAnd dickered
\nFencing others
\nOf liable
\nAnd slander
\nOr just deference
\nFor giving debts
\nAnd pain the bill
\nOf money chaste
\nAnd what might be
\nMore than
\nOught
\nThere is know agency
\nBut your own
\nInquisition
\nDue appraise
\nOr knot
\nConversion raiding<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"