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Two Birds With One Ston


Two beautiful people walk the streets of Boston Different color skin but same lust for life Walking innocently throughout the town A man approaches and draws from his pocket a knife This horrid act of violence only accepted by those in passing Little do they know the knife was meant for the black man The oppressor jerks his hand forward Hard as he possibly can The man of white skin steps in front of the black man and is killed in a jiffy The black man is killed soon after Little did they know the black man was Gandhi And the white man was Adolf Hitler “Two birds in one stone” said the murderer
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