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When I was born We were Negroes Free, living like slaves In rundown tenements Jailed daily
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The Whipping of my body, tattered Will never leave my soul a’battered I will one day ascend these fields
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There’s something different, something new, something that might even scare you. There are lots of people who,
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Being A Senior In High School
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i want to save my country bu? it is too difficult and dreadful for me because i'm fighting lonely on my way
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When you leave, please, Leave the world better than when you found it. Everyone deserves worthy health
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The World Today We used to be in chains, as slaves Wondering if we would make it through the next days.
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When righteousness and virtue are obscured, we all demand punishment and moral righteousness. Is punishment justice?
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Affirmative action. A good idea? Perhaps. Equality for all races... Hate that word, races.
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Hamza Yammout - Behind the Hood of My Sweater
Back when I would hide behind the hood of my sweater, I read your poems like a love letter.
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