Institution

INSTITUTION

-noun

1. the act of instituting

2. an organization or establishment founded for a specific purpose, such as a hospital, church, company, or college

3. the building where such an organization is situated

4. an established custom, law, or relationship in a society or community

5. a large organization, such as an insurance company, bank, or pension fund, that has substantial sums to invest on a stock exchange (also called: institutional investor)

6. (informal) . a constant feature or practice

7. the appointment or admission of an incumbent to an ecclesiastical office or pastoral charge

8. (Christian theology) . the creation of a sacrament by Christ, especially the Eucharist

A warden of strictly true rest
He, a prisoner of a book that is

Resisting distortion of the past

Classic sentimental soiling

Of an adult institution against dreams

Protests silence.