justice (Remove filter)
POETIC JUSTICE
The knocks came loud at half past four;
The wife woke from her sleep.
"You give that noisy pest what-for,
I hate the little creep"!
Her husband squinted at the clock
And rubbed his tired eyes;
He'd give that yob a nasty shock,
An unforseen surprise.
"What's your problem, son?" he cried,
Flinging back the door,
And quickly stopped in verbal str...
Saturday 5th November 2011 5:21 pm
GALLOWS
GALLOWS
Wet dawn morning rain dripping on sombre scene
low clouds distilling all colour to grey.
No warmth or hope or peace of mind.
Count down approaches creeping death
as workers test the gallow’s string, new white rope up,
haul heavy sacks of grain to test it – dead weight.
In his cell a condemned man is brought,
he didn’t sleep much. His last day on ear...
Thursday 20th October 2011 4:32 pm
the great fallacy
I present my argument:
Justice is a moral issue;
morality is subjective;
therefore - Justice is subjective.
The Just Person is:
upright righteous fair-minded
‘on the side of the angels’!
unbiased unprejudiced impartial
dispassionate indifferent detached
decisive unchallengeable
legitimate
objective
With all due reasonableness
...
Thursday 19th May 2011 11:01 am
Recent Comments
Graham Sherwood on The Greatest Day
2 hours ago
Larisa Rzhepishevska on The Greatest Day
2 hours ago
David RL Moore on Spectator
8 hours ago
David Franks on My Weekly WalkaboutsVerse, e.g., Poem 213 of 230: MORE AMOR PATRIAE
21 hours ago
Jobair Mahmud on A Sonnet for Bangladesh
1 day ago
Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh on My Weekly WalkaboutsVerse, e.g., Poem 213 of 230: MORE AMOR PATRIAE
1 day ago
Rick Varden on The 24/7 365 Cell
1 day ago
Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh on Fart
1 day ago
Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh on It's never too late! Graham Sherwood makes live poetry debut
1 day ago
Uilleam Ó Ceallaigh on Surge of sales as Welsh rivers anthology is launched
1 day ago