Fairness... Poem by Mary Christine Ward

Fairness...



If I died
would they cry
would there be longing for me?
The ones who would grieve
Were ripped away
As was the joy of the day
I trudge on
Ugly and dispised
By condemning hateful foe
walking diease
Is all they see
dispondent and alone
They plot their plans
And throw their daggers
one by one again
Lust for my pain
Even thoes I called friends
The sun went down
And where it set
Felt as if it would never rise again
They have battled
Only to make me the walking dead
But I will rise
As Gods hand draws me out
And I will step above
All that was unfair
phoney love
And the lack of care
God is my strength
When nothings left of me
once again
Ill hear my babies laughing
Some may have played me
They thought like a fiddle
Made all they were
A confusing riddle
Im not obsolete
God sees me
His favor will I bare
Only because
I was the one
Who decided to play fair...

Saturday, April 26, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A struggle with unfair people for fairness and justice to be upheld. When darkness and seediness seems to win thoes who play unfair always have something hidden, and when they stoop, they eventually pay, as justice unfolds before your very eyes...
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Captain Herbert Poetry 27 April 2014

Very good theme reminding fairness and justice. Well done Pls comment on my poems

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Colleen Courtney 26 April 2014

A wonderful take on What Goes Around Comes Around! Very well written!

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