The Husbandman

The collection of poems explores themes of political disillusionment and the erosion of liberties, reflecting on historical documents like the Magna Charta and the Constitution. With a mix of humor and seriousness, the verses critique the current state of governance, highlighting issues such as central banking and the authoritarian tendencies of modern leadership. A short story at the end encapsulates the overarching sentiment, inviting readers to voice their concerns about societal trends in a thought-provoking manner.