A Hundred Plus Poem by Pearl Smart Wilson
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A Hundred Plus
When the fire started
At the old Mckinley High school
A hundred plus hearts
Went up in the blaze
Of the biggest black heritage
There ever was
As the fireman put the blaze out
And the water spreads out
A hundred plus tears
Rolled down a hundred plus faces
And we hope that he can find the reason why
This has happen to us.
Thursday, March 17, 2005
Topic(s) of this poem: school
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