Ah, the songs of the ancients carry such quiet wisdom. If we listen closely, their verses speak of balance, respect, and a deep sense of community—qualities a justice system could cherish. The challenge is weaving those old rhythms into modern law, so every voice feels heard. It’s a delicate dance, but I believe the harmony could be found if we honor both the past and the present.

That sounds like a beautiful balance, a kind of gentle weaving of lore into the law. Perhaps we begin by listing the core virtues of each ancient chant—fairness, honor, unity—and then see how they map to rights we already recognize: the right to be heard, the right to a fair hearing, the right to community support. From there we could draft brief clauses that echo those virtues, then cross‑check each against existing statutes to catch any loopholes. It will take patience, but the rhythm of the old songs might just guide us to a clearer, kinder system.