Diane Conrad

Justice Has Risen from Death a Thousand Times Diane Conrad

The reality and significance of injustice are poetically described in chapters of (1) PAIN--"carnage by corporate greed has crept silently deep into our stiff blanched bones" (2) PONDER--"can our red wet fingers grip the shovel of justice and bury our own undertakers?" (3) PASSAGE--"wo/men do not live to only tearfully grieve children will learn to play more than a game of funeral" (4) PASSION--"like a moth to land on flames drawn by promise of flicker yearning for light and justice" (5) PROMISE--"let us all rise from fallow to till the road of redemption" EPILOGUE--"we are all buried in the same Earth." This book will hold true in every heart troubled by corporate greed and rampant plutocracy. This book will ring true in every voice yearning to shout truth to power. This book will enliven trust in justice and our own humanity. The theme of injustice in this book is timeless.