Blind Justice

Marjorie Sadin is a nationally published poet with poems in such magazines as Chrysanthemum Literary Anthology, Blaze Vox, Big Windows Review, and The Jewish Women’s Literary Annual.  She has five books of poems in prin…

Marjorie Sadin is a nationally published poet with poems in such magazines as Chrysanthemum Literary Anthology, Blaze Vox, Big Windows Review, and The Jewish Women’s Literary Annual.  She has five books of poems in print including a chapbook, The Cliff Edge, and a full length book, Vision of Lucha about struggle and survival, love, death, and family. Recently she published a chapbook, Struck by Love. She currently lives in Virginia

By Marjorie Sadin

Blind Justice
There is no justice for the burning tree.
There is no justice for Breonna Taylor

Does blind justice see color?

There is no justice for Breonna Taylor
as long as her life is taken
lightly.

There is no justice for Breonna Taylor
until the cops who shot her seven times
pay.

There is no justice for Breonna Taylor
as long as color is an excuse to kill.

There is no justice for Breonna Taylor.
There is no justice for Breonna Taylor.
There is no justice for Breonna Taylor.

Until we make her death ours
and set the forest
ablaze.


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