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Bittersweet Conviction
May 13, 2021
Hands of a criminal holds no regrets
As they see suffering faces full of fret
The time has come, the jury may arise
They raise their voice to share their compromise
Plead guilty or not guilty, we must know
Plead guilty or not guilty, time to show
Plead guilty or not guilty, lo and behold
Plead guilty or not guilty, we have been told
We look around to take our final breaths
Guilty. the person whose hands have caused deaths
The convicted will now pay for their sins
Oh how we’ve achieved this bittersweet win
© Tracy H., Woodbridge, Virginia
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