Tom Breen Quotes

THE NEW

All That Appeared True Seems To Be Coming Unglued;
All That Was Established Is Being Questioned Anew;
All That Was In Place Is Being Quickly Erased;

We Are Coming To A Crossroad On A Collision Course And The Train Is Rapidly Accelerating;
The Winds Of The New Are Howling And Anxious To Be Embraced;
The Usual Is Blinding And Needs To Be Replaced;

So Turn It Around And Rethink Your Thoughts;
The Old Ways Are Going And The Cracks Are Showing;
Reshape The Unchangeable And Shake The Unshakable;
Then Face The New Light With Its Brilliance Absorbing You;

Now You've Left Behind What Shouldn't Have Been And Attained A New Plateau To View The Past;
When You Arise The Old Will Be Left In The Wake;
And You Will Go Forward To A Better Place.

The Complaint, Page 34.

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