Of Man And His Inferiors Poem by J. Farrell Griffin

Of Man And His Inferiors

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When Eve and Adam defied God,
A sparrow rent its shell and flew in the sun;
When Judas was paid his fee,
There was a beaver somewhere with work to be done;
While the Kaiser bombarded a cathedral in Rheims
A tigress was busy defending her young,
And while Hitler made Lidice a funeral pyre,
A cricket was voicing a song to be sung;
The part I have told you is but a fraction of all:
Among his least God's will endures,
While man wills freely to fall.

Thursday, January 2, 2003
Topic(s) of this poem: funeral
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J. Farrell Griffin

J. Farrell Griffin

Springfield Gardens, New York, USA
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