Poems About: JUSTICE

In this page, poems on / about “justice” are listed.

  • 361.
    Black By Popular Demand

    His majesty ignites flames of passion and his silence is a prelude to your death,
    Blink and you'll, shit what was I saying... Blink, then your last breath.
    His strength is unmatched by all but a Super Saiyan version of God,
    He's cunning, deceitful... a right devious sod. read more »

    Fabio Caparelli
  • 362.
    VISION FLAWED

    The king corrupt and people in anguish alone,
    Without any crown and decoration on head,
    Always with looks dry and spirit tired,
    Haunted by peoples’ never ceasing moans. read more »

    Dr. Yogesh Sharma
  • 363.
    Home, Sweet Home

    HOME, SWEET HOME

    The rusty radiator leaks,
    paint peals in sodden streaks, read more »

    Jonathan ROBIN
  • 364.
    ...'In Him, There Is Justice'

    Constant is the struggle, betwixt truth and deceit-
    Whyest then do most tend toward belief
    Of largest of lies, until same crumble before their eyes?
    Why is that the world, for a time, believed your lies? read more »

    Maurice Harris
  • 365.
    Wondered Have I...

    Wondered have I, into queries, most vexatious-
    Why might my love allege deeds, most salacious! ?
    Perhap a Divne purpose is my pain, to serve;
    Alas, though it be not a pain any man does deserve! read more »

    Maurice Harris
  • 366.
    The Horrible Scene

    On their deaths lies 46 dreadful tales
    From their blood emerged boiling ire of revenge
    Eyes on fire, multiple grinding teeth of tigers
    Hearts ripped apart from their lost of kin read more »

    Catrina Heart
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