Not Guilty Poem by Satish Verma

Not Guilty

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Undone in dark
you strike back with ardor.
The end was not near. It
was only the beginning of it.

There were many questions
about life. Without mincing any
words, you draw a circle
and sit outside of it.

There was no natural answer.
You teach yourself about
the foundation, from the book
of falls. The breach of trust has a glint
of dagger.

In the hour of betrayal you
drink the cup of Conium, to
describe the ascending palsy.
Step by step, drop by drop.

Why death was hesitant to
shake with you?

Friday, January 27, 2017
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Lantz Pierre 28 January 2017

The trial of Socrates was a condemnation of truth. The repudiation of reporters doing their jobs is the death sentence of democracy.

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