SATURDAY
20 My companion attacks his friends;
he violates his covenant.
21 His talk is smooth as butter,
yet war is in his heart;
his words are more soothing than oil,
yet they are drawn swords.
Somewhere along the climb up the greasy pole
The creases in his suit
Became sharp enough to cut me to the bone
.
Somehow power became more important than people
Strength was celebrated over weakness
Efficiency overwhelmed humanity
.
He sees no grey
Just black and blue
This man will decide the fate of thousands
.
Because of him buildings will scrape the sky
And on his bidding bombs fall on children
If his ends require it
.
Because each time he squashed a spirit
It became easier
And each time his ends could always justify his means
.
But there was a new covenant made
That has no interest in productivity
And seeks to win no wars
.
Rather it is a covenant for the humble
Of grace, kindness
And love

I like. Particularly the last two phrases – they say something that needs a lot of saying right now. Thank you.