Short Equitable Poems
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An atheistic 'Chief Chaplain' at Harvard
The university's raison d'etre bartered
A divinity school, founded to spread God's word
The goal now, 'equitable neighborhoods'
Why do partisan social activists preach
so much about growing a more equitable society
while doing Business As Usual
While environmental activists student teach
with us
to develop a more synergetic EarthTribe?
I don’t care if your parents came from overseas
Or you speak words that are different to me
For there are enough other places
Where prejudice is the norm in their airs and graces
To be fair and equitable is my way
And treat others as you want to be treated is my say.
© Paul Warren Poetry
Equitable reward for time spent on earth.
Time on earth has expired.
Embrace for there’s no escape.
Recipe is found in the Ten Commandments.
No sin will enter Heaven.
Influence others with your testimony.
Treasures should be laid up in Heaven.
Your witness is either a Bridge or Barricade.
A perfect world would be Paradise,
Global peace, bliss more than nice,
Collective communion of one human soul,
A garden of Eden, as in days of old,
Elysian Fields would be Heaven on Earth,
True Shangri-La, for what it's worth,
Equitable Peace, one human hand,
Friendly faces, our true dream land,
A perfect world would be Paradise
Global Peace, bliss more than nice.
Equitable foremost
beginnings numerical
proceeding perception
before the dawn
respect of time
ranked order before the last.
Space forward
brought forth
over beyond
respite truce
if anyone's first must be last
and a servant
of All for
how can one
Hunger,
if one can't
at first thirst
F1rst
01/01/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2024
Master - gravity
I’ve spent my life pushing against its pull.
I’ve surrendered my body on the altar of its will.
My god has rewarded me for both my pushing and my surrender.
My body is weak and damaged, but my spirit is strong and free.
My god is one true god, the god of us all.
From it life has its rise and fall.
Our god is most benevolent and equitable.
Fight and resist as we may, we all obey its rule.
Master - gravity
to be chaste and commendable
to be ethical and honorable
to be good and just
someone you can trust
to be scrupulous
to be virtuous
to be decent and pure of heart
to be a true disciple of the Lord God
as humans we are not perfect
God just wants us to do our best
and as long as we are equitable to Him
the Holy Spirit will do the rest
to be worthy, to be faithful to the Holy Lord
to love each other as He commanded
a small price we can all afford