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Hatred

by DoucetteBondo

Hatred fire in your eyes abrupting like an angry volcano. Hatred The sick to your stomach feeling when you see us walk by. Hatred 400 years of no freedom. Hatred Our color against yours. WHITE against BLACK
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<p>felt the words in this short, but powerrful poem</p><p>hatred is a powerful word&nbsp;that transcends many years ago all because of different colors, skin tone, comlexion, etc</p><p>we need to as people learn to accept each other for who and what we are</p><p>expand your ideas and think out the box-keep wriitng</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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