When I Am Wrong Poem by Hebert Logerie
When I Am Wrong
When I am wrong
I read a few psalms
Afterwards I sing a song
The criminal who roams
The street
Deserves to be put in jail
Tout de suite
Later on, his friends will bail
Him out. Rich prisoners
Wear braces. They have lawyers
To fight for them
While poor people are incarcerated
Like slaves. That's a shame
The judicial system is lopsided
There is no justice
That's why, there's no peace
When I am wrong
I pray, I repent
And I sing a song
Because I'm not a serpent
I have a conscience
And that's not nonsense.
Copyright © January 2020, Hébert Logerie, All rights reserved.
Hébert Logerie is the author of several poetry collections.
When you are wring, you should correct yourself and beautify your life with proper sensation. An interesting poem is nicely penned.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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When I am wrong I pray, I repent And I sing a song Because I'm not a serpent I have a conscience And that's not nonsense. I have a conscience. i am not a serpant....... my sin i see and kneel down to pray. a beautiful and touching poem. tony