Lifting Our Voices
The Civil Poem for Justice
Save the civilized fight
For though it won it is not yet over
The beloved mother ought to hold her dear children in her arm
The brutality is rough and times have become tough
We need strong men and strong women to answer the call
To stand up for their brothers and sisters
For it isn't right what's happening in our society
Dear children cannot just play and hope to be something
Lives are being taken from their very eyes
We must abolish all excuses and be willing to lend a hand
Take the hand of our sisters in mourning and reach for our brothers in need
For our country needs us most of all and the future needs a midwife
Though the mountain may be great the valley is even greater
Though the desert is dangerous there is an oasis
Peace and love are the solutions and the road to there is not empty
There are blessings abounding along the way and we must walk the solemn walk
We must talk the bold talk and our cries will be heard and this storm will pass
It is all in restructuring our minds before we walk and talk
We cannot think like the attacker we must think like the solver
Show them that love for children have no color and no creed their blood is red
And their blood must be answered for and those lives lost must be restored justice
And though it may take a million years or so it feels like they may never admit
We put our hope in Greater Power the Higher Power of Justice to answer us and showered down justice
Like a flood all over this land freeing creation of the bondage of drought from prowess of the privilege.
About the Creator
Matthew Primous
I am a Black Scholar, International Scholar, & Google Scholar, & 3-Time Eber & Wein Best Poet., Nominee for Poet of the Year, 2020 Black Author Matters Winner, 2 time Akademia Excellence Essayists,& 2022 Honorary Muckrack Journalist.
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