Confucius (Acrostic) Poem by Mark Heathcote
Confucius (Acrostic)
WE should not fear injustice
SHOULD its cruelty bring sadness?
FEEL otherwise quietly, contented.
SORROW is their shame cemented.
BUT recall thoughts oppressive-
NOT! That would be regressive.
SINK not then, degenerating
UNDER their rule, envisioning,
ITS end… remember upheaval
'OPPRESSION' is the root of all evil.
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: acrostic,evil,sorrow
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