Poem: "Justice in Black and White"
This is the freebie for the May ![[community profile]](https://imgprx.livejournal.net/9e5aaa36eed39667cc1d277c03131c190be2998ace9736d1e7eeb524098165c2/P2WlxyVijxKggm5m9cxRVEMdsf-ah7h0yFmVCbZBitHe5BHQgcnrB1ghT056GQJiv05e0zTaZg1RFEYV0hs08ksahX7bIaeR410SuQ:cNLlBq9mKthPm3PY9rPMZg)
crowdfunding Creative Jam. It was inspired by a prompt from ![[personal profile]](https://imgprx.livejournal.net/02f858788085b4b1adf7809157ce80fc99f85010a8ef5b7309d23f7ea4e5f627/P2WlxyVijxKggm5m9cxRVEMdsf-ah7h0yFmVCbZBitHe5BHQgcnrB1ghT056GQJiv05e0zTaZg1RFEYV0g0o-lRBm3nIevQ:6EvgfDhBfX8CC3aSewlGdA)
curiosity. It also fills the "Two of Arrows - Injustice" square in my 4-30-19 card for the Tarot Bingo fest. This poem belongs to the Polychrome Heroics series.
"Justice in Black and White"
[September 10, 2015]
This is the core difference between
white capes and black capes
on the topic of justice:
When injustice occurs,
white capes leap into action
and pursue it to the extent of the law.
Then they stop.
Black capes are slower to anger,
but once they begin pursuit,
they damn well don't stop until
the problem is solved.
"Justice in Black and White"
[September 10, 2015]
This is the core difference between
white capes and black capes
on the topic of justice:
When injustice occurs,
white capes leap into action
and pursue it to the extent of the law.
Then they stop.
Black capes are slower to anger,
but once they begin pursuit,
they damn well don't stop until
the problem is solved.