Stubborn Ounces
“Stubborn Ounces”
(To One Who Doubts the Worth of
Doing Anything If You Can’t Do Everything)
By Bonaro W. Overstreet
You say the Little efforts that I make
will do no good: they never will prevail
to tip the hovering scale
where Justice hangs in balance.
I don’t thinkI ever thought they would.
But I am prejudiced beyond debate
in favor of my right to choose which side
shall feel the stubborn ounces of my weight.
1 Comments:
I LEARNED THIS POEM YEARS AGO WHILE IN COLLEGE. IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FAVORITE OF MINE & I'VE PASSED IT ALONG TO OTHERS OVER THE YEARS.
SUCH WISDOM!
SJ GARLAND,TX
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