Embodiment of JusticeA Poem by BenjaminEach step he takes shakes, the ground breaks. From the east he approaches, encroaches, like a creeping blight that kills sight, and a scream shrills from
The town of rust, a shanty full of lust and greed, drinks its mead and thinks it safe to lead this life; until this man arrives they remain in blissful
Ignorance is his name, the same told in stories, he will mold and shoulder the inhabitance upon his back, show them what they lack until they remember and leave.
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1 Review Added on January 17, 2014 Last Updated on January 17, 2014 AuthorBenjaminAmherst, MAAboutI am attending Hampshire College in Amherst Massachusetts for Creative Writing and Music. I love how poetry and music intersect with rhythm, tone, and feeling. more..Writing
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