The Lion's Inalienable Roar

 

•I am no sheep, but a lion, fierce and free,
My life, my liberty, my own decree.
My property, earned by sweat and mind’s design,
Belongs to me alone, my sacred shrine.
No government’s shadow, no man’s greedy hand,
Shall claim what’s mine by force or false command.
My rights, inalienable, burn bright and strong,
Rooted in truth, where justice does belong.

•With reason’s might, I guard my sovereign soul,
No chain can bind the fire that makes me whole.
My will, unyielding, stands against the tide,
Of those who’d steal my freedom or my pride.
By force alone could they attempt to sway,
Yet even then, my spirit won’t obey.
For I am born to live, to choose, to thrive,
A lion’s heart keeps liberty alive.

•This day I vow to hold my rights secure,
With courage bold, my purpose shall endure.
No edict, threat, or tyrant’s heavy yoke,
Can break the will that reason’s light awoke.
My life, my liberty, my wealth, my own,
Are mine to keep, by right and right alone.
I roar defiance, free in heart and mind,
A lion’s life, no force can e’er confine.