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JJ Hutton
Poems
Oct 2010
Mercy Was a Right
Do you remember, sister,
when mercy was a right?
I'm too tired to treat it
like a title to be earned.
Sister,
I have commited no crime,
short of high.
I have done no wrong,
that at one point I didn't see as right.
Do you remember, sister,
when love was a promise?
I'm too selfish to seek it
like a prize to be professed.
Sister,
I have seen no sunrise,
that didn't sink me.
I have told no lie,
to someone who wouldn't believe me.
Copyright 2010 by J. J. Hutton
Written by
JJ Hutton
Colorado Springs, CO, USA
(Colorado Springs, CO, USA)
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