Submit your work, meet writers and drop the ads. Become a member
Nov 10
Justice doesn't bleed, or gasp
It stopped fighting long ago
Arms first in chains, then swinging
Were raised to no avail
And now are crossed upon its chest
It weeps, though.
That's the one good sign
A living, broken thing might stand
For bodies at rest can defy the odds
Move again, and rise
Originally posted in Nomad’s Choir Poetry Journal, Jan 2017
Alaina Hammond
Written by
Alaina Hammond  43/F/California
(43/F/California)   
75
     Ben Noah Suresh and Imran Islam
Please log in to view and add comments on poems