Personification of Injustice - Jordan, Connie
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Truth is usually a matter of perception. Truth can be daunting and unyielding, making you face things you are unwilling to expose in the context of the conversations looming, Making understanding float out the door as you give up the right to proceed in honesty, making it easy to compromise the interaction, I beseech you to surrender to the truths being exposed in the conversations. Depicting the hurts and injustices perpetrated for decades upon a people who stay so full of hope in the face of the madness of hate everlasting, with those in power leading people astray each and every day. With…mehr

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Truth is usually a matter of perception. Truth can be daunting and unyielding, making you face things you are unwilling to expose in the context of the conversations looming, Making understanding float out the door as you give up the right to proceed in honesty, making it easy to compromise the interaction, I beseech you to surrender to the truths being exposed in the conversations. Depicting the hurts and injustices perpetrated for decades upon a people who stay so full of hope in the face of the madness of hate everlasting, with those in power leading people astray each and every day. With their lies and denials, darkening the path to that peace that we seek, which is truly contingent on the behaviors of the masses
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Autorenporträt
Connie Jordan, author of "The World, through a Poet's Eyes" and "Matters of the Heart", being a hyper-sensitive soul living in a world full of hate and despair needing to share her observations of a world spinning in disaster, yes even so close to being out of control led by the hate in so many spirits, is choosing to expose what has been happening and using her poet's eyes to discern, wishing to share what she has witnessed, shared with the love entwined in her heart, choosing poetry as her respite from the madness, continues to write with a need to hopefully communicate truths that are not necessarily politically correct, in the tone expressed.