God-given
Though some see no light,
On they must fight.
Though they faintly hear the ring,
The freedom bells bring.
Man, woman, and child,
Their ideas seem wild.
Their lives not in vain,
Regardless of the pain.
From the darkest fight,
Equality earned, a God-given right.
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