question: Write a short poem from the perspective of someone who has been wrongfully sentenced to death, and use a quotation to express their disbelief or innocence within the poem.
answer: In shadows deep, I find my plight,  
  A cell of sorrow, void of light.  
  The gavel's echo, a cruel decree,  
  Yet my heart cries, "It wasn't me!"
  
  Bound by chains of unjust fate,  
  Innocence lost in a world of hate.  
  The truth, a whisper, fades from view,  
  As I protest, "I swear, it's not true!"
  
  Hope flickers dim, like a candle's glow,  
  In this cold world, where justice is slow.  
  But my spirit remains, resolute and free,  
  For I still believe, "It wasn't me!"