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Unjust Justice


In most too late

They lose their fate,

Even despite their bravery.

It took too long

To right their wrong,

Just like Steven Avery.

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kbattin
<p>This is a poem about how many people in jail are wrongly convicted, and even framed. It is a long and brutal process in jail and sometimes it even goes to the very worst possible, death. My heart goes out to all of the people who ever didn&#39;t do something and get blamed for it. Steven Avery was framed and unfortunately many citizens don&#39;t get even that chance like he did. They got executed despite the system&#39;s best efforts. Each one is truly a tragedy.</p>

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