Martin Luther King Poem by Tom Billsborough
Martin Luther King
He had a dream, the man of truth and peace,
Man-mountain of a speech, so full of grace,
His wondrous words resounding even now
That justice will be found for all somehow.
His voice as clear as welcome wedding bells
To urge us to a communion of souls,
To stand before the altar of his love.
So let us join our hands and move
Together to the music of his soul.
We must not fail
To let each man and woman find a place
Deserving of their worth, not race.
He was a poet of the brightest hue.
He had a dream. Let us make it true.
That was an unforgettable speech by a lovable great man Thank you, Norah... half way through another Sonnet, by the way!
Thank you, Gajanan. I think of him and Nelson Mandela a great deal. They hold a torch still for us all.
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4/29/2024 3:04:07 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Very thought provoking... Am very grateful that i got to say the speech I HAVE A DREAM of Martin Luther King... thanks for sharing...
Thanks for the comment, Halin. I was thinking about him and just decided I must write something as a thankyou for him showing the way. Tom
A wonderful speaker and a great man. There's still a road to travel but he showed us the way. Thank you for your comment, Halin