Philosophy First Chapter by Patrick A. Durantou - HTML preview

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Freedom

 

Because tomorrow I will sprinkle age time and heart

Gran said to semaisons, vigils, chanted at nights

When the glow semblance of night to night party

Of new orients dizziness to ourselves

Demeurants also concealed by a forward in this quiet summer

As perfumes subjugate a hairline scents

I look at the sea in a large share of free daytime

As irradiated and off according kaleidoscope

At the mercy of days that often and whose

We quickly forget the essence in their races

But free, free is our lives together

Even those we do not know, and tomorrow the sense of time

Will unite to semaisons, vigils and nights