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I Write
I write
when I have lost the day
Or offered it up amid the fray
Of cold anticipations.
I write to feel the rain
I've cursed
Strike hard upon my brow and burst
In quiet desperations.
I write when I have lost
my tether
And when I find us not together
In times I need you near.
I write from the
periphery
Of a world I cannot always see
Through windows stained by fear.
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Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.
--Albert Einstein (more) |
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Part of the gross national debt includes the
entire $1.5 trillion Social Security Trust Fund, all of which has been
borrowed and spent. Since the early 1980s, U.S. taxpayers have been paying extra
FICA taxes to build up a surplus that will have over $3.5
trillion by 2012 and an even higher amount in its peak year of 2017. But this surplus has
been loaned to the General Fund of the federal government for other
uses, contributing even further to the national debt. (more) |
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