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VERDICT
Two mothers in the court room sit, a verdict soon to hear,
Two honest families, closely knit, each shares both hope and fear.
Each loves a child most tenderly, but murder had occurred,
And now the close knit families, are awaiting the jury’s word.
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One mother prays: “Please free my son! - he’s guiltless, set him free“!
-And one prays: “justice must be done, crime asks for penalty”
The jury did deliberate,- a long time, - grueling job,
But no one did anticipate, a cheering frenzied mob.
The verdict came,- it came,- at last, and then one mother smiled,
The other mother paled aghast. condemned they had her child.
A slick reporter’s microphone struck then this mother’s face
“Congratulations to your son” - your offspring Oh disgrace”
She shunned the crowd, withheld her tears, and stifled a wild sob,
Confirmed she saw her secret fears, but who contains a mob?.
She exited, heart brokenly, yes a broken heart had she,
But the mob outside cheered with delight in boisterous gayety.
A verdict is a serious thing, whatever it may be
Not a tryst before the Burger King, or outing on a spree.
No one does wish to lecture here, but sentencing is grave
There is no need to cheer or jeer, - its nice if folks behave!
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