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A poem about racial equality, written roughly two years ago for a school project.
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Poetry - Words: 76 - Published: 04-20-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3015144
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There's a big brick wall that separates blacks and whites
You may not see it,
But it's there,
Day and night
The wall may never be broken
It will probably never vanish
But all we can do is hope
It is something we cannot banish
But now I see a light through the wall
A few bricks are gone
These are people who have sang the song of peace
Maybe you could sing along
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