ONCE AGAIN
A child with old eyes
Grandmother eyes
With a warm soul
A warm heart
"I'm your friend." she said
(I would smile)
What will this child be like
When she sees the anger and fright
When she proclaims who she is
And who her father is
When I'm told of other people's sins
I feel I should commit even worse sins
To feel worthy to forgive
Some thing to confess
History is to scary to forget
To truthful to remember
It is repeating it's self to day
Ignorant mistakes wont change it
It is the same thing to day
Will we return to segregation
When some say that is the only solution
Restricted from my brothers and sisters
Because we are deferent
Not to learn from each other
As a child
The little boy
Would wave the flag
During the parade
Now he argues and complains
Because he can't burn that flag to day
Once again we look to find
Our ancestor's graves
A cross, a rock, a mound of dirt
With out any words
Not many clues, for some to know
Where they came from
We look to the sky
Once again
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