POEM 25| Just-tiis

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His father was killed

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His father was killed

He cried out for justice

A lawyer made him believed

that the truth will be unveiled

But poor Juan dela Cruz,

he waited 'til his hair turned gray

he waited 'til his hair turned gray

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And now,

the verdict is still out of sight

The witness will soon to die

The accused is enjoying his life,

but the so-called justice

remained to be JUST-TIIS.

This poem is a hyperbole of our country's legal system

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This poem is a hyperbole of our country's legal system.

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