While Judges Sneer

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While Judges Sneer

The man in solitary sits alone
Upon a blue mat not his own.

He pleads for justice and begs for peace,
But authorities there shout, “Stop fool, cease!”

He prays for many, his beard grows long,
He’s locked away where he doesn’t belong!

Denied of comfort, he struggles for hope.
This brave young soul cries, “Loosen this rope!”

As judges sneer, the people shout,
“Good God Judge, let him out!”

By Wendy Welk

 

While Judges Sneer

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Wendy Welk was born in Alberta, Canada and spent her formative years stargazing and joyfully playing in the snow. Wendy's poems have appeared in newspapers and magazines. She lives with her son and is still a fan of snow! Check out Wendy's YouTube channel "The Scorned Poet" where she recites some of her poems.
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