During his hard life in prison, Eugene Broxton wrote many poems which were also published, some time ago, in a little book with the aim to collect money to help him to find a good and fair lawyer. Here you can find some of these poems.
Eugene's friends are doing all that is necessary to continue to borrow money to send to him: but the amount of money is above our capabilities. If you want to meet this collection for an innocent man's life, go to the page entitled "How to help Eugene".

Poems copyright published in Denmark:
Copyright © 1996 Katrine Tryk, Katrinebjerg Centret Katrinebjergvej 81 - 8200 Àrhus N

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JUDGE YE NOT
Have you walked in the shoes
of the person you judge,
Have you shared their most
intimate thoughts,
Have you known of the tears,
The doubts and the fears,
Or the battle that person
has fought?
Have you shared in the secrets
that lie in the heart,
Of the one you unjustly accuse?
If you haven't don't criticize
judge or condemn
Unless you have walked in their shoes!

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YOU ARE MY BEST FRIEND
You are my best friend
Because you feel so much
like home to me ….
That feeling that someone cares:
that feeling of welcome
that the sight of home
Always brings.
With you as my friend,
I can always know sunshine
more than my troubles.
You turn my sadness
That I can accept …
And when I'm feeling happy …
and wanting to share,
everything that is wonderful to me
You are there …. Ready to listen

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IN YOU EYE'S
Your heart light shines,
There're an humanitarian spirit,
A soul divine
Prefect in no way, And vulnerable I say
There's bleeding wounds,
From having dared loved
So courageous, you are,
Yet meek as a dove,
With skeletons in your closet.
As do all of the living,
Afraid to be discovered,
By the unforgiving,
Because people can be cruel,

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