He can say it,
he can flaunt it,
he can live it,
he can walk it,
while talking it.
If his heart is changed, it will not beat different,
If he has become less arrogant and more diffident,
Time will tell.
I will not judge the change,
I will not think it strange,
if he found Jesus.
The other option is Hell.
Let that rest heavy on his brow,
how is his head hanging, can he
feel the heat of remorse?
Her friends are heroes in my books,
you had the courage it took.
To face him on her behalf,
She was there with you in court,
I think she helped you to do,
no I am wrong,
you were all strong,
and you saw an innocent perish,
that screamed of unfairness and death,
you all stood up for her,
it may not have seemed enough,
as she did die, did part of you go with her?
we cannot measure how much you
all cried, when doing and trying was not enough.
The best place for her would be with you, sigh,
some say she will always be watching over too.
I believe in eternal life for innocents like her.
He got life (25 years before parole eligibility)
Glad to be a man again. Message me if - this appears to be insensitive. I will remove it.
See May 17