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Let Right be Done
by Marcia Miller-Twiford → (All Poetry by Marcia Miller-Twiford)
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Inspired by the 1999 British movie, "The Winslow Boy".

Must we not heed these words
lest we fall irrevocably victim
to the patient shadows of darkness
where forked tongues stand watchful
feeding on our lust for ease
thirsting for the weakness within us
to stumble and lose ourselves
in their lair wherein one's
nemesis reign with sharpened sense
spewing forth their doctrine
crowned with jubilant and invidious glee
awaiting our before intrepid souls
to stray from right's path
invigorated by our lack of will
they rejoice as we stagger
and succumb to deceit's lure
watching as with now lax will
we don the robes of deceit
that fit with such increasing ease
as thread by tattered thread
we shrug away truth's cloak
and soon lies drift from our tongues
as effortlessly as pollen floats upon the wind.

 

 

©1999 Marcia Miller-Twiford


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 Reviews of "Let Right be Done"
Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle
Reviewed on February 6, 2009
Great poem Marcia,I enjoy reading it,take care

Edwin

Reviewed by Dawn Anderson
Reviewed on February 6, 2009
Wonderfully expressed!

Reviewed by Flying Fox Ted L Glines (Reader)
Reviewed on February 6, 2009
Thems tough words there podnuh :-)

Love this part:

"we shrug away truth's cloak
and soon lies drift from our tongues
as effortlessly as pollen floats upon the wind"

The pollen floating on the wind lends a feeling that our downfall helps to seed the downfall of others. Well done!!!

Ted

Reviewed by Nordette Adams
Reviewed on February 5, 2009
Rich and lyrical language.

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on February 5, 2009
Fantastic! You nailed the culprit, deceit, Beautifully!

Reviewed by Debby Rosenberg
Reviewed on February 5, 2009
i'm not familiar with this movie, however this is an amazing poetic expression

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on February 5, 2009
So much sadness as one walks away from truth, yet you have expressed it well....

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on February 5, 2009
Marcia,
"...the robes of deceit that fit with such increasing ease" is at the heart of this poem for me, a brave voice crying out against our fall from honesty and truth, from decency. Thank you for this fine piece.
John

Reviewed by Bonnie May
Reviewed on February 5, 2009
WOW this is such a beautifully intense write Marcia and so true...When we constantly put ourselves in with people with no values we lose ourselves...Great write, Love, Bonnie


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