Wrongfully Poems - Poems about Wrongfully

Thousands of prisoners are in Cebu Jail Many of them had committed crimes for hell But how will you judge their wickedness? Now that they can even wipe away your tears They’re all well- known with their superb talent They marvelously dance for your entertainment I’m sure they will refuse if you go and bail them They might even invite you to...

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Shackles chafe wrists ruby. Bars break-up summer skies. Sentries snub a pained plea. “I’m innocent” chained cries....

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We went to prison a year ago Many prisoners everywhere I saw I met a man but I don’t know who One friend introduced me to him His case is attempted rape In a faraway place he is not safe Coz’ nobody believed in his story Language barrier he feels so sorry The police sensationalized the case The parents want him to be...

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I grew up with my little sister, Betty Anne Waters Until conviction took me away in 1980, for a murder in our town. Which, I would never do! Betty wouldn't let me stay, and wouldn't believe. She got her ged and many years of college. Passing the bar! Bringing out evidence from 16 years. Losing her...

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His word against the witnesses. The jury must decide. Whom to believe, the question. They voted he had lied. Locked up behind steel bars, to be left there for his life, He lost those he left behind, his children and his wife. He professed his innocence. His denials never wavered. Whenever he made an appeal, it was stamped unfavored. At...

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im not here but im gone im like that 1 acid trip that horribly went wrong the volcanic ash in your lung a nightmare in the making a infection in need of a scraping the bugs are out of the hat an the cabbage in the drawer went bad the deer is stale an vercitile at that ill leave you were you belong...

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