Prisoner for Justice As I am an active member of Yahoo services I joined the unconventional and unique Christian poetic forum called Peculiar Christian Poets. When I checked the listings of similar groups and found it, it read something like “a place where you can vent” “leave your ego’s at the door” kind of thing “we are here to write from the heart and say how we feel” basically describes why I post my words on there. I am under the name Convict, as that is what I feel motivated me to act pure -conviction-of-apathy nothing less. This was the first post I wrote their some time back, it was late as usual I wrote this in response to a dispute about how futile politics is when it comes to shelter for the homeless and proof of this is why they prefer to stay on the streets, this came out: Prisoner for justice, Prisoner for truth..... How longer must I stretch and wait for you, Your laws, your claims and legal security, Money, alms, and grants too lengthy. I must finally attest these convictions won't rest, At best I win, worse lose However then must I only choose, While I still continue to carry your bruise? For the sake of truth, For the cause of justice, For righteousness sake.... If only this works...... I must hang on the stake. Prisoner for Justice..... “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” MLK in a Birmingham Alabama Jail ID: Resolution1948 Prisoner Of Conscience |
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| Breif: Prisoner For Justice |
"MIllwall" Screen-print with Woodblock by Peter Howson 1991 Prisoner Of Conscience |
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| "Prisoner for Justice" Also on Perculiar Christian Poets |
| Keep up the order, organize the fantasy but don't forget the cry, the shrill of man's poverty… “Fine-Tuning” …Convict |
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