The Lord is Kind

18 May 2020 · 4 min
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The piece is a first‑person lyrical narrative in which the speaker recounts being stopped by police in Sheepshead Bay, searched, and accused of possessing stolen goods. Despite pleading innocence and lacking proof, the speaker repeatedly invokes the belief that “the Lord is just and kind,” asserting that there is no punishment without a crime. The narrative moves through the arrest, a courtroom appeal before a judge, a moment of being set free, and a concluding affirmation of trust in divine justice until death. The recurring refrain emphasizes faith in God’s fairness and kindness as a source of comfort and moral grounding throughout the ordeal.

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