The Anarchists

Trust and optimism are those considered virtues,
Belief and dedication those believed qualities,
That all adorn their deeds.

Doubt and pessimism are those vilified vices,
Thoughts and protests those disgraced scandals,
That all scorn in others'.

With the former, the fabler harvests;
And the latter, the zealot ploughs.

Without the scandals and vices,
Little will thrive virtues and qualities.

Do we have good harvests
As with little ploughed lands?

Would we have unfeigned beliefs,
With little doubting thoughts?

Dedication merely eludes,
The painful journey of reforms.

Would we bear worthwhile fruits
Will little upheld causes?