Theirs, Mine, Ours
The right to walk unfettered, freely-
Borne by men of understanding.
The rights for all to do their duty -
Led by women strong and just.
The right to bare our colors plainly-
Fought with fist and peaceful banding.
The rights for those that labor daily-
Humble marchers amid the dust.
The right for all to life and liberty-
Freedom for all, they came demanding.
The rights that I can treasure dearly-
For them I fight when I must.
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