Righteous Poem by Daniel Trevelyn Joseph
Righteous
He who in daytime speaks
To persons in front of him
With closed eyes,
Puts me off.
He pretends to use his inward eye
Thinks he is more righteous
Or knowledgeable, I wish
He could see himself.
He who though younger and junior,
While speaking to someone or me,
Winks one eye brazenly,
Puts me off completely.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
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