Justice Denied Poem by JOBY JOHN

Justice Denied

In the place where we were cast aside,
Not by truth, but baseless pride,
Where voices rise just to condemn,
Not seeking justice — just a whim.
They find a fault in every breath,
Not to correct, but to suppress.
Yet if your name is torn and tried,
Let truth arise — show where they lied.
For when your self is pushed away,
Stand firm, let light expose the grey.
Not every silence is defeat —
Sometimes, stillness hides your feat.

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