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The Road to Reformation

Is anarchy worse than the establishment of injustice? Not if it is a means to an end! The road to reformation sometimes takes some winds, And it may seem like a miserable path to nowhere. But if the goal is kept in sight and the road is walked With steady conviction and devotion to justice, The path, though rough, can be trodden with joy And high expectation that the result is all worth it. So be not dismayed at the travail along the path; It comes and goes with the journey that, in the end, Brings joy to all Godly women and noble men.

Early p.m. on 5 Oct., 2023

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