EQUALITY
Born with crowns upon our heads
Our strength and magic spreads
Brother, do not cut your fade
From deep roots and black skin
You were made
We are blessed with the stress
Of questioning who will be next?
Wondering if it will ever end
The never-ending slaughter of our kin
However hard that they may try
This rich dark skin will never die
With grace we will fight
Heads held high; radiating light
They may spew hatred and pass us by
But our beauty and talent still will rise
Dr. King truly said it best
Never will there be a content rest
with no underlying causes and only effects
So We Can’t Breathe and continue to proclaim
Hands Up Don’t Shoot, please Say Her Name
Maybe there will be an answer
With the reasons and the why
But until then our BLACK LIVES MATTER
You will always hear our cry
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