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Judgement by David J Knight Friday, July 04, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan How people judge others
Three men I know All young and bold The lucky first From Caribbean isle Sun soaked flesh An ebony black Number two Indian man this His skin tone A lighter hue Our last male English born His colour white For no sun here Each of these In action seen Inncocent woman Vicious attack Local street Culprit is One of three Another he saw Victim�s plight No involvement Was his choice Not his problem Nor of last Truth be told Didn�t matter To stranger�s aid Unselfishly leapt Why to tell This little tale Simple I wish to learn How you view Our young men Maybe their colour Blinded your eye Assumptions made Often wrong My preference By their deed Them I�ll judge You?

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Reviewed by jude forese	7/5/2003

deep...




Reviewed by Jenni Kalicharan	7/4/2003

Very deep and profound write.. Food For Thought!! I love your style. Jenni




Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)	7/4/2003

Ahhhh indeed a very deep thought provoking write...EXCELLANT!!!! I too would like to think that most all would call out for help! ~Nikki~




Reviewed by T. Emilie Dybevik (Reader)	7/4/2003

Written viciously from a very different point of view. Prejudice is ignorance. Thought provoking. Emilie




Reviewed by Retta (Reindeer) Mckenzie	7/4/2003

I would like to think, most would at least call for help, This is so troubling, and frightening, Reindeer