Justice Poems

All the world's a stage,
And all the men and women merely players;
They have their exits and their entrances,
And one man in his time plays many parts,
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The Peace Warrior Of Mzansi, among heroes - a colossus!
Sun Of The Nation; a rare gift of Providence.
Once, entangled in the web of racist succubus;
Unruffled he declares before High Justice:
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Take some Picts, Celts and Silures
And let them settle,
Then overrun them with Roman conquerors.
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By what sends
the white kids
I ain't sent:
I know I can't
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That Justice is a blind goddess
Is a thing to which we black are wise:
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The coconuts have got the jobs.
The race industry is a growth industry.
We despairing, they careering.
We want more peace they want more police.
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Part One


The power of charity sows deep in my heart, and I reap and gather the wheat in bundles and give them to the hungry.
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The quality of mercy is not strain'd.
It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven
Upon the place beneath. It is twice blest:
It blesseth him that gives, and him that takes.
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Then one of the judges of the city stood forth and said, "Speak to us of Crime and Punishment."

And he answered saying:
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Poetic Masterpiece: A Childbirth Of Profundity.
Like delivery of Divine Revelations 
which favours calmness of wilderness;  
It's brought forth in Creative-Glory-Of-Solitude:
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This midnight bids farewell to parting year
Who then, on chariot Time, his seat vacates.
The New Year succeeds him as Charioteer:
To drive us on, he's waiting at our gates.
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~ If There Be No God

If there be no God,
Then all the stars, that in their place
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Then what is the answer?- Not to be deluded by dreams.
To know that great civilizations have broken down into violence,
and their tyrants come, many times before.
When open violence appears, to avoid it with honor or choose
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Thousands of desires, each worth dying for...
many of them I have realized...yet I yearn for more...
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And a merchant said, 'Speak to us of Buying and Selling.'

And he answered and said:
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Can justice be delayed under any circumstances?
Numerous cases can be sighted for instances
Can that not be amounted as justice denied?
Well, conscious should always bite if it is laid
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Human reason is beautiful and invincible.
No bars, no barbed wire, no pulping of books,
No sentence of banishment can prevail against it.
It establishes the universal ideas in language,
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Kind face contorted by torture of severe whipping;
His bloody body a mass of torn bleeding tissue.
Cruelty stretched beyond limits of endurance;
scouring was halted on the brink of death.
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(Dedicated to you, my Brothers and Sisters)

Powerful words,
Truthful words,
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'Attar began The Conference of the Birds (Mantiq al-tair) with an invocation praising the holy Creator in which he suggested that one must live a hundred lives to know oneself; but you must know God by the deity, not by yourself, for God opens the way, not human wisdom. 'Attar believed that God is beyond all human knowledge. The soul will manifest itself when the body is laid aside. One cannot gain spiritual knowledge without dying to all things. When the birds assemble, they wonder why they have no king. The Hoopoe presents herself as a messenger from the invisible world with knowledge of God and the secrets of creation. She recommends Simurgh as their true king, saying that one of his feathers fell on China.

The Nightingale says that the love of the Rose satisfies him, and the journey is beyond his strength; but the Hoopoe warns against being a slave of passing love that interferes with seeking self-perfection. The Parrot longs for immortality, and the Hoopoe encourages the Peacock to choose the whole. The Duck is too content with water to seek the Simurgh. The Hoopoe advises the Partridge that gems are just colored stones and that love of them hardens the heart; she should seek the real jewel of sound quality. The Humay is distracted by ambition, and the Owl loves only the treasure he has found. The Hoopoe reprimands the Sparrow for taking pride in humility and recommends struggling bravely with oneself. She states that the different birds are just shadows of the Simurgh. If they succeed, they will not be God; but they will be immersed in God. If they look in their hearts, they will see the divine image. All appearances are just the shadow of the Simurgh. Those loving truly do not think about their own lives and sacrifice their desires. Those grounded in love renounce faith and religion as well as unbelief. One must hear with the ear of the mind and the heart.
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justice is not in the result.
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In the realm where truth and fairness reign,
The Scales of Justice sing their ancient strain.
They dance upon the precipice of law,
With blindfold tight, they seek no flaw.
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Justice or the rule of law?
Never the twin meets,
Like sunlight and electric light,
Natural and manufactured;
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In marble halls, where justice sits,
A grand facade of law permits,
The scales are tipped, the gavel's stroke,
In shadows whispers, 'Justice is a joke.'
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Call justice and right,
We stand up for the oppressed's plight.
We bring hope to an unjust world's night,
Our voices raised, we won't relent in the fight.
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even small children at an early age begin to realize
truth is not truth justice does not rule the world
he said she said they said who said if listened to
what we believe will have an impact become the truth;
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I demand Justice,
For the world's hatred, a blight,
Justice for the innocent's tragic plight,
Where evil prospers in the night,
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Law and Order

If you wanted law and order; you would suckle on the teat of justice, not feed the people the excrement of tyranny. Justice is not justice without mercy and mercy is not mercy without justice. For no matter how merciful a punishment, it is cruel and unjust punishment to an innocent man.
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I wish to speak the truth and nothing but the truth,
For my speech is not for judges neither jury,
But for the blind justice and naked law,
For the defenseless strangled by fury,
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Natural justice is thinking, speaking and doing things naturally as to one's nature;
Gaining knowledge according to one's natural interest and doing work accordingly is justice;
Working, enjoying and living life according to one's nature is natural justice;
But contrary to one's nature if one does work and lives life, it is against natural justice!
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