One against many. <br />It would be futile <br />to fight the mob. <br />It has formed <br />its own conclusion <br />against the virtually <br />unknown... <br /> <br />The judge and savior <br />is in a quandary <br />whom to tilt <br />the scale of justice for. <br />In the end, <br />he tilts the scale <br />in his favor. <br /> <br />Then, his influence <br />remains intact; <br />his name unsullied <br />by controversy; <br />his future insured. <br />And justice <br />shall be done. <br /> <br />Not to the One <br />who most need it <br />but to the One <br />who benefits most <br />from it - the One <br />who holds <br />the scale of justice...<br /><br />Maria Luz de Castro<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-one-92/
