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civil right poem


 

 In the eye’s

Of me I see

That I have

A lot of civil

Right that I use an

Some I don’t use yet

 

I have a right to

 That I can say what

 I want to say to

 The congress

 men basely

Any nobody

Called freedom of speech

 

And the other

 One is that I

 Can Carrie a gun

 It cool but very

Dangerous to others

 

An the one that

 I like is freedom

 Of religion

Were you get

 To be who

 You want to be

A no one can

  Tell you you can’t

 Were this or

 You can to

 Do that were

 Free but no

 That free the

free an

 we have rule

 to apply that

 y we not so 

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