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Racial Colors

by rivera

Face to face what a complex taste. Living in a world full of haste. Lines of races marching around in their places. Looking around and not seeing the same colored faces. Is this all just a blur or reality sir? Expressions all the same who's to blame? Courageous man Dr. MLK changed the way. Segregation was soon decay. United as one fighting for equality. No need to restart racial frivolity.
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chikadestiny
i love poems hat rhyme because it is easier for me to understand the message in a poem.

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