Long Justice Poems
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In every heart, a silent plea,
For love, for truth, for liberty.
No chain should bind, no voice be stilled,
No dream denied, no blood be spilled.
From every shore, the echoes call,
That freedom’s light must shine for all.
Each child born beneath the sun,
Deserves a world where wrongs are none.
Human rights — our common thread,
For all who live, for all who bled.
No color, creed, nor place of birth,
Can change the measure of one’s worth.
Peace is not a whispered prayer,
But hands that heal, and hearts that care.
It blooms where justice finds its place,
And hatred yields to love’s embrace.
So let us rise, both strong and kind,
With hope and courage intertwined.
For when all people stand as one,
The dawn of peace has just begun.
34 years ago today I was blessed a birth,
an opportunity to live a life on Earth,
and walk this worlds hallowed turf,
but what is this life really worth?
Mankind a species draped in fight,
only through aliens would mankind unite,
still seeks equality through human rights,
yet the poor don't live within the wealthiest sights.
This world of knowledge sees many a conspiracy,
so true knowledge never how it appears to be,
laws force revelations that rarely serve clarity,
but there is much good in this world of charity.
Many wars through the ages that never lessen,
but wars have taught mankind valueable lessons,
war is to avoid as are nuclear weapons,
negotiations improve to stop war that threatens.
Mankind will hunt animals and protect them too,
be an orderly mammal and form a queue,
laws protect and through justice they sue,
the species moves forward while history's for a few.
So what is life like on this colourful planet?
Forever changing, but, possible to plan it,
division in all minds but with variation to merit,
unity, empathy and love make a life to inherit.
Though I live with depression, I'm thankful for my birth,
because a life on Earth, is a life, with priceless worth.
The Folly of Man
Into that great abyss we speak fortunes, wants and frustrations
Seeking that witch can only give us solace to that that never bothers.
A million prayers go out into the night with fear and supplications
Only one eye open, and that half seeing the plan that is our fathers.
We glean the fields of a present day pasture seeing naught but the road ahead
Never looking sideways, to that wich could be. Or back to what has passed
It is the Folly of Man that keeps us building this world from the blood of the dead
Where brick, tile and steel, are forever the molds from witch our children are cast
We need to move forward to a simpler time where things are not complex
When profit does not reign as the bottom line and the dollar is not our savior
To strive for a life where we live freely, without regard to color or sex
When hungry children can catch the breath and hate isn’t normal behavior
When a gift is again just a gift, and no longer requires an equal requital,
And a compliment given to another isn’t for a personal gain.
When justice is sought and given, and no guilty takes home and acquittal
And the innocent can live their lives without feeling unwarranted pain
So look to the instructions that he left us, that those, his chosen have penned,
And wander not where you road will lead you, or what your destiny really is
This world we know is fleeting and into eternity we must all ascend
For never has there been a more apparent truth, that all of this is really His.
Form:
The apostles of decadence claim that the divine spark demands lust, power and material goods.
Why pay attention to these puppets enlightened by the dogmatic obscurantism of the West?
Our heavenly portion seeks elevation and not the accumulation of earthly riches.
Evil and good coexist in everyone, physically and spiritually.
To say that a reality does not exist because we have not yet experienced it is an error.
Human prowess will never answer all the mysteries of heaven.
Wanting to explain spiritual phenomena using scientific logic is a Western absurdity.
Eloquence does not always sanctify truth, fairness, probity and justice.
The ignorant and hypocrites speak with diabolical grandiloquence to keep the masses in the darkness of alienation.
They speak with a demonic passion to lead astray all those who feed on their lies.
I have met several enlightened people who deliberately distort African spirituality, as the slavers did when they arrived in Africa.
It is painful to see Westernized Africans excel in deceiving their fellow human beings by using the imperialist methods that kept some of their ancestors in the savagery of slavery and the barbarity of colonization.
Who can tell
what goes in one's mind?
More complex than
this awesome universe,
It is Nature's formidable labyrinth,
It is Nature's unique creation.
It is omnipotent
It is a reflection of
our indomitable spirit,
It is an echo of our heartbeats,
It is the core,
It is the beginning and
It is the end of life.
It is where Life unfolds
its infinite spectrum of time,
It is where Death
takes its final refuge,
It is its own world,
It is its own hell and
It is its own heaven.
It is clear as day and
It is dark as night,
It is evil and
It is divine,
It is a perpetrator
of the vilest crimes,
It is a seat of supreme justice.
It is where the Devil first appeared,
It is where God was born!
* * * *
Man's Alter ego
In his moments of weakness
Man created God,
Fear made him
make the devil;
He created God
in his own image,
In his own image
he made the devil.
~Poem that time forgot 2 contest by Silent One.
It feels fascinating
that horny voracious passions
dissipate in the presence of fear
of pain and suffering
and ego-defeating loss,
disability and performance anxieties,
wounds
short-term through permanent
satiated energy,
absence of active hope
for future holistic integrity.
In this time of climate degeneration
fear and cultural distancing,
frustrated leftbrain dominant
StraightWhiteMale monoculturing rabidity
looks polyculturally threatening like,
sounds prejudicially like,
feels and touches sacred EarthMother like,
smells and decadently tastes like
Manic
predative energy
inflamed by unnatural sleep deprivation
festering fear-and-anger rapaciousness
Rather than restorative green restorative justice
reviving passion
for multicolored
trans-generational
testosterone+estrogen
yang+yin
polyamorous win+win
inclusive sentient integrity
Of cooperative green/blue powers,
EarthPeace compassion
Not so red dominant
states of capitalistic
monotheistic
straight white patriarchal narcissism,
worshipping a punishing God
made in His own frightened anthropocentric image.
Man-Del-Ahhh!! By skitzo
Man
Del
Ahhh
Is, was the
Majesty of Peace
From south Af-ri-ca x2
Nelson Mandela, embodied forgiveness, which is to
Humble ones spirit
And let go of past aggressions committed upon you
Gracefully seeking mutual peace which is sought by equal
Justice
For the masses not for the few
Man
Del
Ahhhh
Is, was, the
Majesty of Peace
From south af-ri-ca
Worldwide black people, and even dark skinned people
Who don’t consider themselves black
Still catch flack
And even with genetic proof we really are all black, from afro DNA
At least genetically my brother Cain still be
Out to downtrodden me Ma-aannnn-Del A
My brother, look fella, blessed and cursed like the Moor
In the story of Othella, I mean OTHELLO
You know, hating on anther cause God’s creations are so
Like black Rob coined, “WHOA!”
Varied, and beautiful like everything, every where
On this planet, and in the solar system of our sun
Man
Del
Ahhhh
Is, was, the
E. Pluribus Unium, Majesty of Peace
From South Af-ri-ca, Unlike Any other ONE
Man I tell ya, I thank the creator of all the Universe
That dude
Man
Del
Ahhh
Is, was, the
Majesty of Peace from
South Af-ri-ca
Dear Citizens,
Our justice system is founded on the principle that every individual, regardless of wealth or status, deserves fair representation in a court of law.
This principle is enshrined in the Sixth Amendment of our Constitution, which guarantees the right to legal counsel. However, for many who cannot afford private attorneys, this right would be meaningless without the dedicated service of public defenders.
Public defenders are the backbone of our criminal justice system, ensuring that justice is not reserved solely for those with financial means.
Every day, they stand in courtrooms across our nation, defending individuals who might otherwise be voiceless against the immense power of the state.
Their work is not only essential but often heroic, as they take on heavy caseloads, navigate complex legal issues, and advocate for fairness in a system that can be overwhelming for the unrepresented.
The preparation required for effective defense is immense.
Public defenders must thoroughly investigate cases, analyze evidence, and develop legal strategies that ensure their clients receive a fair trial.
They interview witnesses, scrutinize police reports, and challenge prosecutorial claims to safeguard against wrongful convictions. Additionally, they provide critical counsel to their clients, helping them understand their rights and options while navigating an unfamiliar legal system.
Despite the long hours and limited resources, public defenders remain steadfast in their mission.
Their commitment to justice helps to balance a system that could otherwise disproportionately punish the poor and marginalized.
To uphold the integrity of our democracy, we must ensure that these defenders of justice receive the support and respect they deserve.
The strength of our legal system is not measured by its ability to convict but by its dedication to fairness.
Public defenders are indispensable in that pursuit, and their work is a testament to our nation's enduring commitment to justice for all.
Sincerely,
James McLain
Amos 5:24 NKJV - But let justice roll down like water ...
Every mortal was made by God for justice;
Whose status is never to be altered by any device;
Nor ever to be enslaved or disenfranchised
By any political system that mankind could ever devise.
Everyone wants justice under the law,
Not justice cast by luck, lots, or partiality.
All people deserve justice rendered by the majority
In a democracy with rights also for the minority.
All people want justice handed out, not barely, but fairly;
Not justice based on favoritism and loyalty. People also
Desire justice flavored with mercy as well as justice
Seasoned with equality. Justice that is provided for just
A chosen few is merely inhumane justice with a misguided view.
In a humane system embraced with justice, everyone matters.
With God's help, 'we can let justice roll down like water'.
Why not keep trying to act justly?
By not coveting your neighbor's spouse,
Nor anyone and anything else.
Becoming defenders of liberty,
justice and freedom. Instead of
Perpetrators of oppression. "Let
There be peace on earth."
Why not keep trying to love mercy?
By being merciful instead of harsh
To your neighbor?
Acts of mercy and kindness
Would rapidly spread
Throughout the entire world.
'What a wonderful world it would be!"
Why not keep trying to walk humbly?
By not mistreating your neighbor
And remembering it is the meek,
Not the proud nor the vain.
Which shall inherit the world
Someday. May that day come soon.
"Even so come quickly Lord Jesus!"
Love in Christ Jesus!
Roxanne Lea Dubarry
Roxy Lea 1954
Roxy 1954/ October Country
February 12, 2020