Impartiality

I’ll be fair with truthful insight. Impartiality—my principle, my compass, my stand.

I’ve seen opinions turn to small voice,

Seen a verdict dressed in a conventional setting,

Heard people pick sides so casually,

Like fairness isn’t worth the fight.

But I won't follow with the easy choosing,

be cautious with the blind belief in “who,”

So I’ll take a moment to listen—

Let the facts pull me through the shadows.

Impartiality, stand me straight,

In a storm of “take my side,”

I won’t trade the truth for comfort,

I won’t get confused with camouflaged dresses.

If I’m wrong, I'll correct the mistakes,

If I'm right, let us share our insight,

I’ll be fair with sound judgment.

Impartiality—hold my compass, 

not my plans.

No “us” that gets to break the rules,

No “them” that never gets a pass,

They won’t win just because they are loud,

Or call it justice when it’s not so fair.

I’ll ask what happened, 

start from ground,

Then weigh it without hidden rules—

’Cause fairness is the rule on purpose,

And happiness needs the same.

When the crowd wants guidance in daylight,

When the highlight picks a good news to share,

I’ll slow down, 

cut through the noise,

Let evidence be my code.

Not cold—just clear. 

Not distant—just just.

Let every story have its unique value,

And let the fact enhance its trust.

Impartiality, stand me straight,

Even when it take time to verify.

I’ll look both ways before I judge you,

I’ll measure more than I divide.

If I’m wrong, let me know—

If you’re right, let's share together.

I’ll be fair with truthful insight.

Impartiality—my principle, my compass, my stand.

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