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Dance of Fools
by Kent D. Avestruz
Come with me and let us dance
With music that does not play,
We’re so fool, so fool indeed
But complain we ne’er say
We pretend that we do hear
The notes on air we laid;
To and fro we tossed ourselves
As long as strength will may
The whip hissed our body bleed
But still we danced as slaves
We must not err we must not stop
‘Til the master his bid he gave
Now as we dance so gracefully
We produce goods for them,
We also till the land he owns
But not a sweat flows from him
We’re tired so tired, exhausted
Our feet were bruised they’re hurt,
But pain remained not there
My heart, so sharp it pierce
In my veins, so deep it spread
Echoing through my sinews,
And eat my every marrow;
So, it, I loathed and eschewed
But still we dance and dance
Without music even played
O’ when shall we wit
That in us a fool is made?
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