F L Light Posted June 18, 2006 Share Posted June 18, 2006 1Professionally teaching freedom, RandIn Atlas Shrugged would bureaucrats disband. 2Professionally teaching freedom, allVon Mises said of Russia would befall. 3Professionally teaching freedom, doesNot DiLorenzo question Lincoln’s cause?4Triumphantly professing liberty,Ayn Rand elucidated slavery. 5Triumphantly professing liberty,Ayn Rand made fictive reason fiery. 6Productively professing liberty,Men propagate their mindful property. 7Rand, crushingly professing liberty,Proved largeness a superfluous tyranny. 8Rand crushingly professed, “Decrease the state,Which for expenses is extortionate.“ 9Rand crushingly professed how crazed men areWho would audacious enterprise debar. 10Rand crushingly made clear how socialistsWould crack us down however life resists.11Rand, crushingly particular in all Disproofs of intervention, does not pall. 12Rand, fruitfully profuse in instancesOf liberal impetus, enlightened is. 13A thoroughfare celeritously clearIn thought I follow, finding Rand sincere. 13A thoroughfare, peculiar to my thought,Is parallel to Rand’s, in poetry wrought. 14Reisman, regardfully professing rightFrom governmental wrong, has won his fight. 15Reisman, humiliating hubris, meansThat insalubrious Brussels overweens.16Rand lucidly humiliates the classOf authorizers who would shape one mass. 17Rand lucidly humiliates the greatEgalitarian hubris of the state. 18Rand’s strongest clarity distinguishesAt work unobviated geniuses. 19Rand’s strongest clarity distinguishesHow motive innovation flourishes. 20Rand’s forward clarity distinguishesWhat private savoir-faire accomplishes. 21Rand humbled the omniscient measurersWho’d blank distinctions with concerted blurs.22Rand humbled the omniscient measurersWho guard equations where no good occurs. 23Rand humbled the harageous orderersOf futile offices, where each one errs. 24Rand humbled governmental hubris, notAstounded by its overweening thought. 25Rand humbled governmental hubris, notIn marvelment astounded by their plot. 26Rand, not bewildered by the roperyDissemblers offer, disillusioned me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Aaron Posted June 26, 2006 Share Posted June 26, 2006 Welcome. Thanks for a truly unique and somewhat bizarre first post! The references to not only Rand but even Reisman and DiLorenzo were surprising. I checked your blog site, and like the FDR couplets there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
F L Light Posted July 2, 2006 Author Share Posted July 2, 2006 Aaron,Reisman and his friend, Ralph Raico, both attended Bronx Science, the high school from which I graduated many years after them. His online textbook and his audio files at Mises.org are excellent. If you thought the couplets were "bizarre." then other contributors to this board may have deemed heroic couplets strange. The couplets on FDR are one page from a hundred. Another post has been added to that site. I am something of an acquired taste. Most readers need instruction to enjoy Milton and Shakespeare. F L Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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