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by Maurice A. Williams Our prisons serve no lasting good. They don't teach wrong from right. Their harsh, uncaring treatment could Form inmates filled with fright. Many inmates, far from God, Have seldom seen what's good. Example like a gentle prod Could show them how they could Be so much better than they are. How sad to see that some, Through gross injustice, push men far From what they might become. As bad they enter, worse they leave, An utter waste of time. The faulty guidance they receive Just turns them back to crime. Why not, when people reach the brink Of what they can endure, Just teach them what the Lord would think? His thoughts are straight and sure. Maurice A. Williams Author of "Apocalypse: Four Horsemen Three Woes." http://www.geocities.ws/mauricewms2003. Williams is a semi-retired Director of R&D and still works as a consultant. He is married, lives at home, and has four children and six grandchildren. Article Source: http://www.faithwriters.com |