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THE COURT


THE COURT (A Poem By Irusota) The Court The massive court For the big Litigants Who are descendants of mother wealth The court The holder of justice suspended in space by its potent Lordship The court an endless stream of Litigation, where Litigants are enmeshed in the murky waters of Litigation Gasping for air of survival Gasping for Justice The court The old and young They have used the court as they like Sit on it as a sofa,ride it as a horse The court What great mistruth They have daily neglected the truth declaring the innocent guilty Pronouncing the guilty innocent The court I thought you were the hope of the common man, my friend! Oh the court A temple of injustice @IrusotaSAN(Dated May 16,2017)
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