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Reaction to Action in rhyme.
by jenny wren
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Rated "G" by the Author.

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I was thinking of how any action in this world that any human may do, does have it's reaction for all to see.

Pearl

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the 'Reaction to Action'

Every action great or small,leaves it's result when through

as pebbles tossed in a pond disturb only God knows who

Every word uttered here either damages, heals or break

never know what will there be as end-results of its fate.

Eve first blamed old Satan then Adam is blaming Eve

for eating a forbidden fruit causing their God to grieve.

Soon one lie begat another truth cannot be recognized

A fig-leaf,is an explanation the real truth to disguise.

Now it seems that everyone has learned to pass the buck

blame anything, on anyone, even blaming their own luck.

The results of that one action, leaves us now where we stand,

any action becomes reaction, on a scale small or grand.

as footprints in fallen snow, disturb a wondrous sight,

= screams splits a stillness, of a quiet and tranquil night

Then gun shots sound and soon the ambulances scream

Sounds of KIDS crying; death disturbs sleepers dream.

Many prisoners, sit today sit alone in a barren cell

blaming their own parents for influencing them to jail.

"Had my dad just done this, had my momma just done that,

I would not be here now."blames 'them' for where He's at?

YOU chose to be that stupid, ONE now blaming it, on another

when an action caused by us, wounds our sister or brother.

"He was insane at the time!" (The lawyer took that route )

"His up-bringing's'the cause'of what this case is all about."

Well,Daddy pulled NO trigger, and neither did his mother

YOU 'selfish child' are to blame, YOU made a choice my brother.

You didn't have to be there, you could have been at home

in your own bedroom Asleep,while leaving 'HIS' wife alone.

It was so tranquil in a garden until that fatal satanic day

mankind first casts the blame on one another, til' this day,today.

See?, the end-results of just ONE lie or wait,maybe,lt was two,?

down thru these countless ages, Ripple-effects to me, to you.

jenny wren

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