1995
(poems go here) ON a a day in late December sat a woman I quite remember
With tired feet and an aching back
She sat back as the bus kept rolling on the path
When the stop enter there she refused and was soon arrested for her crimes the few
Then the boycott began are because of this marvelous woman
Front runner the big mad the doctor so to speak
Who talked so well in all his speeches even the deaf could hear
But soon after his death all stared to become more well
This country has changed and so have we
For Rosa Parks Shall see
(Rosa Parks Feb 4, 1913- Oct 5, 2005)
(Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Jan 15, 1929-April 4, 1968)
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