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1800 Justice

by jason-drury

A fortnight Will be our measure For those who seek An idea of independence Beyond these chambers Of steel and stone Lies of beggars Weeping urchins And slept scent whores Cheer on those judged by gavel They are roped to truths That they forswears A fortnight After this night We will be our measure Will it be justice to, whom Society?, ‘tis not justified Judgments of weak eyes and mind They keep them like stones In their shoes Weighing them down With hate, greed and sins of old Before we squander Away a chance and before this fortnight will reach a certain climax we will fill our eyes with independence
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Jul 23, 2014
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