They are blood mongers,
Poses symphony, but cares nobody.
They digest power with money,
We digest troubles of lies.
Media praises them eventually,
Nation curses them immensly. 51 more words
They are blood mongers,
Poses symphony, but cares nobody.
They digest power with money,
We digest troubles of lies.
Media praises them eventually,
Nation curses them immensly. 51 more words
Affordable housing laws are not a solution. They are not even a partial solution. They are, at best, tokenism. They are a symptom.
Some people want the federal government to treat symptoms rather than problems. 1,468 more words
Hungry. Low energy. Trouble sleeping. Irritable. Anxious. Hair falling out. Changes in mood. Always cold.
These describe Julia when she was in the throes of her eating disorder. 675 more words
Unite welcomes Congress decision to withdraw from Low Pay Commission
September 23rd: Unite’s Senor Officer in the Republic of Ireland, Brendan Ogle, has today (Wednesday) welcomed the decision by the Irish Congress of Trade Unions to withdraw from the Low Pay Commission following the refusal by employer representatives on the Commission to recommend a meaningful increase to the Minimum Wage. 267 more words
Arisha Salman reflects on life during the lockdown and how social class has played the primary role in shaping people’s experience of the pandemic.
Privilege. It’s something people high up on the social ladder possess enormous amounts of — amounts that most of us could only dream of. 1,074 more words
For the first part see here:Paul Simon: “The Boxer” (2.Analysis – first part)
Verse 4
Now the years are rolling by me… 706 more words