Anti-Discrimination

Learn more about other poetry terms

The turn. The weather. The car. What went wrong?   He didn’t know. No one did. An exhilarating rush
My mentor came to take my hand And with a voice so kind, Said, “Come along and we shall see What angels we can find.”  
The shackles of the past still ring in the minds of a brother. Poetry allows the emotions of a brother to be proclaimed. The MASTERS of the world the brother lives in, know how to silence the brother.
Often times I wonder, Why we act, react, act, and repeat. I grew up in a house that says no to discrimination, I grew up in a society that says yes. I grew up in a church that says to love everyone,
Here we stand. We're stuck in sand. Don't know where to land. Can I get a hand?
Subscribe to Anti-Discrimination