Sunday Poem by Sean Toland

Sunday



A March for rights, Crushed by the 'law'
Women and children marred by the tragedy they saw,

Lives ruined and blood on the street,
A fight for equality now seems bitter sweet,
our man stand tearful, a town in disrepair,

Can we really be ruled by this savage state,
Who take by force whats not given on a plate,

Rest ye people who were shot down,
In a tragic civil rights movement in our wee town,

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