MILLENNIUM "These Are Men..." by Tim Flanders (lathus@hotmail.com) --- There are men who would destroy us Take our thoughts, our beliefs, our tongues These are the men that hide the light of truth Behind walls of corruption and power They sit in their high, dark towers Plotting their plots; weaving their lies Telling tales of a past that never happened And then lie to hide the truth of what really did They lie to cover the old lies And when lies no longer cover their pasts Apology is policy. These are the men that kill with impunity And cast doubts on the believers There are no laws to stop these men No justice to bring their deeds to light There is only the fragile hope that someday The truth will be free There are men who would save us There are men who would expose the killers Heroes of light, the knights in shining armor Brave and lone soldiers who still fight the good fight These are the men that will save us . . . or bring us crashing down These are the men that will free the truth And show it to the world. The truth may destroy us . . . the truth may set us free But at least we will have it At least we will know for sure, At least we will know. There are still dreamers, saints, and heroes to believe in There are still those blessed few that look where others dare not They are the ones that see the turning windmills They are the watchers that scan the skies . . . hoping These are the men that remember what it is to be human There are men who still dare to ask questions There are still those who yearn to breathe free There are still those who dare to hope and dare to dream dreams There are still those shinning few that dare to stand They dare to stand when they hear the call They dare to stand and be counted They dare to stand and be recognized There are still men that care There are still men that believe There are still men that fight and die for a cause There are still heroes to believe in There are men that want to believe There are men that want to care These are the men that know things are happening And yet do nothing about it I am one of these men