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Jeopardy | Daginne Aignend

When I grasp
a hand full of bitterness
Larded with
profound frustration
and
spice it with
some irascible anger
I make myself
a hazardous bomb.
Splinters of injustice
followed by
shards of hatred
will fiercely strike.
Thousands of innocent victims
shall be afflicted.
A prevention is available
for this kind of explosive
It’s called ‘Tolerance’.

3 thoughts on “Jeopardy | Daginne Aignend”

  1. A meticulously graphic illustration of the myriad virtues of “tolerance”.
    Here is an angle rarely found in the dictionary,
    A unique domain of the more emphatic poetry.

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