Week Four Prompt

PROMPT:

I have a technique that I call "Ghost Line" that I've used pretty consistently in my writing over the last decade, and it goes a little something like this:
 
I take a line (or grouping of words) from a poem by someone else that calls to me as a reader and then I make it/them my “invisible” first line (that either starts the poem off or a new stanza.) This isn't much different than a poem written "after" someone else's, but it allows for wriggle room in that you can grab a specific group of words, not necessarily in the order they appeared in the poem, and use them as a catalyst. I have dismantled entire poems before, challenging myself to use every word of someone else's poem to write a new poem that is so opposite of the original's theme, you could never ever tell that every word was recycled.

I know. I'm a maniac.
 
So hopefully you've mined the poems assigned today and have found something to riff off of. Today's theme is going to be JUSTICE. With your ghost line (or word pluckings) write a poem giving justice. Do whatever you want with that theme, of course. There are no rules, just ghostly nudges! :)