Poetic Justice Quotes Poems Novels & Stories

“Non unus erit, qui ex hoc igne extingui possit. Hic ignis de anima nunc plene evigilavit. Jam illa omnia illarum gentium invenerat. Serius aut citius omnia patebunt. Vetus veritas statim nunc revelabitur. Ignis qui producit iustitiam revixit.” (“There will not be a single person who can put out of this fire. This fire soul has fully awakened about right now. She had already found all of those people. Sooner or later, everything will be open up. The old truth will be revealed immediately right now. The fire that brings justice is alive again.”)

If only we had some clue as to what all of this means! She stopped again and, once more, Lucas found himself the subject of her attentive stare. “You’re the one who enjoys solving mysteries. Can’t you figure it out?” “Well, I looked at the poem and none of it made any sense,” he said. “There’s no link between the river Amazon and blood sacrifice, not even the Mayan people—pretty big on blood-letting in the name of their gods—would kill anyone in its waters. The reference to true justice and unsound crimes, that could mean anything from breaking the law without realising it, or a simple case of injustice. But an injustice committed when, or where? It’s needle-in-a-haystack stuff, and that’s o

Swift feet steady at the sight of the fallen elders. Eleven of them lie battered, too many, taken by the cruel hand of death. My chest hollows. Nothing can stitch this grief. Nothing consoles. But I promise you all. I put the words out like a blade. “No matter who stands behind this, no matter why, you will pay. I will find them. I will make them answer. I will take judgment into my hands and become justice.” And Pelin said, “Make sure you all are well honored.”

The Fire of Prometheus Given in remembrance for the great sacrifices of those who have graced these halls In remembrance of the lives lost seeking truth, freedom, and justice In remembrance For we are the hope of mankind and the light in a dark world James hadn’t realized he had been reading the lines out loud until Blakeney turned to him and said, “Beautiful, isn’t it?”

I explained. "I'll tell you something my father always quoted to me: Fukushū wa samui kata ga ī.” "What do you mean by that?" "That revenge should be served on a cold plate and if you need all the damn support in the world to get rid of those miserable ones, do it, Sunday accounts," he offered, making me smile. What she lived, what she lives... If you make them burn, just make them burn. “Mi aiuterai a sbarazzarmi dei cadaveri?”

"Can't you see the picture? A penumbra of despair enshrouded the whole Kingdom from those commoners who weren't able to satisfy their hunger. The existence of despair will be the key to create a soldiers." Raindrops coming from the dismal sky as I looked above. Later, the whole garden were wet producing puddles. "I am not using them, I am just giving them the justice by wielding them like a sword. The most fascinating justice that I've given to them," I paused and beamed. "The justice in the place of taking revenge," I whispered. Soaked wet was getting caught by the heavy rain, but neither us didn't chose to stand in order to escape from the rain. "I feel responsible of everything, that's wh

He fixed his eyes on her and let tears rush out. “Layla, I shouldn’t be doing this because Asher respects me a lot, but I can’t continue to watch injustice take over,” he released Layla’s hand and hit the left part of his chest, weakling. “Scary nightmare haunts me and gives me a sleepless night. The cries of dead souls don’t let me rest, and I can’t live my life till justice reigns.” Hearing President Mason’s last line, ‘Justice shall reign’, the reflection of how Ivory painted her bedroom wall with the words appeared in front of Layla, and she recalled a hundred sheets of papers she packed under Ivory’s bed with the same words on them.

I said. " but that won't bring them back my son......please " mom said. " yes it won't bring them back but there will be Justice for them......the dead cannot cry out for justice mom, it's up to the living to do so for them" I said. " and you think this is the way?" mom said. " the delay of justice is injustice........if we held back on the things that we need to do......we will only give the evil people chance to do it again" I said.

“You know sometimes life doesn't always go as we planned, life is full of surprises, you don't get what you give all the time, sometimes life takes so much from us, so much that we are left broken all the days of our life, so may heal while some may not, if you continue talking about her every day you might never heal, you need to let go and embrace the fact that she's gone, you're still holding onto the tiniest hope that she might come back one day” “What if she does?” He asked looking at me “And what if she doesn't?” I replied back, “It's said that when life gives you a lemon, make a lemonade, so choose what you want, is it to grieve for the rest of your life or to find her killers, give

Afterward, he thanked the people who made it possible for them to reach a definite verdict, "Justice is served because there are people like Mister Thompson who would not turn a blind eye to the wrongs of what Mister George Wallace has done." "Many years ago, my father, former prosecutor Edmund Roberts, was killed in cold blood outside his office. It took my family ten years to achieve justice because no one came forward as a witness. You see, crimes like these happen because we allow them to. If there were more Lucas Thompsons in the world, we would never encourage these criminals to wreak havoc continuously." Turning to Lucas, the Chief Justice smiled and said, "Thus, I compliment you, Mis