A miracle of concision, it manages in four lines to encapsulate much of Graves's imprudent magnificence, his outsize, foolish gallantry: Love without hope, as when the young bird-catcher Swept off his tall hat to the Squire's own daughter, So let the imprisoned larks escape and fly Singing about her head, as she rode by.
For one thing, the First Amendment presents support for the argument that one should not be arrested, let alone imprisoned, for publicizing its speech -- in the form of these photographs or images.
It's about identifying the trappings of civilization in which we have imprisoned ourselves — dignity, pride, competitiveness — then letting them go.
"You have imprisoned the women -- it's a horror, let me tell you," she cried.
Let's remember that in 78 countries in the world, people still get imprisoned, tortured, hanged, stoned, or shot for being gay, lesbian, transgender, etc.
Examine the past, but don't let it imprison you.
So let's imprison for decades he who enabled it RT @janinegibson Obama: "One thing I am certain of, this debate will make us stronger".
"Bahareh Hedayat should never have been imprisoned at all, let alone serving such a lengthy sentence," she said.
- In rare positive news, Egyptians got rid of the so-called "virginity tests" of female inmates in military prisons, something the army performs because (1) it lets them demean imprisoned women even more; and (2) the Quran pretty much says it's their right and duty to do so.
The French family who had also been imprisoned, were let go some days later.
