Don'T Ask Me To Forget Poem by Katleen D. Delgardo

Don'T Ask Me To Forget

Rating: 5.0


I grew up with kiss and Led Zeplin
When Elvis was the king
And nobody owned a gun
We were fighting for world peace
Equality for one
Now we're fighting amongst ourselves
Why can't we all just get along.
Now you ask me to forget
I can't forget
The war gone by
The soldier's died
The baby's cry
The people's sigh
Jesus Christ
The sacrifice
The Kennedy's
Martin Luther King
Cause I had a dream
So don't ask me to forget

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Erin Stone 27 July 2005

I LOVE this. it is a morvolus rendering about exatly how i feel. even Living outside of that time its beautiful, representing America that is GREAT POEM!

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Katleen D. Delgardo

Katleen D. Delgardo

Revire, MA, USA
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