racial prejudice
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Cops, rocks, locksMothers weeping, brothers seekingA gone sibling, friend or daughterFamilies, sirens and preachers wailin’-Howling, blubbering, sobbingBut Luther King said keep on prayin’. Burnt, beaten, blastedThose 4 dead bodies layAn’ 23 more
We are a "friendly city";
So proclaimed the big white sign.
Please stay as long as you would like,
To be racist
Is to discriminate towards a race.
To feel superior due to your exterior,
To believe that others should feel inferior,
Just for being them.
It’s being prejudice purely for pigmentation,
to survive
in your skin
in this dead place
you participate in humor
that allowed them to see you
I dream of a world without discrimination,
Where peace exists and happiness is the definition of life.
