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The man


To the man who brought freedom and hope when everything was on the rope to the man who wasnt scared to speak he made his voice be strong and not weak He fought for freedom of speech and liberty His fight was over freedom freedom of the black and not just over some stupid overlack After many struggles and opression his voice was world mentioned This man was a civil rights hero to the world but to racist whites he was zero Many people disliked this man Cuz sooner or later he would make history and they got that right But a man of hatred would end his life but not his existence in history to the man who gave freedom of speech To Martin Luther King
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