Justice and closure: A poem 

Have we any living evidence that God is just? 

That for all our gullible ignorance, believe we must 

When we are overwhelmed by misery, yet to good we allude 

Do we have the right to think that justice is skewed? 

Destiny is a record-keeper, and destiny is not one lifetime 

May be that we are besieged as we have to pay for past crimes 

Be afraid those who have no remorse, and do not give a dime 

There’s justice in the future, though there seems a long line 

Those who think they can get away with murder will have no teeth 

And no recourse to anything, once the rug is pulled off their feet 

Justice may take too long in the coming, but it certainly will 

It is those that believe in eternity that will have their fill 

Those who have not justice, let wisdom be the treasure 

That in the mysteries of reincarnation, we must find present closure 

It is in paying that we seek current retribution or future reward 

When closure is in the silence of accepting, then justice comes from God