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The Emmett Till Crime


Bright and anxious thoughts Lies restless in my head As a young and foolish Child is brutally Killed for being black He was 14 years of age In a Strange foreign Town when he saw One luscious young white woman pass Regretfully he looked her in her deep blue eyes and Yelled out with a whistle!
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