Kate's Law Poem by cheryl davis miller

Kate's Law

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I had a dream like
Martin Luther King.
Where I lived in a
sovereign nation.

My children could play
in the streets each day,
without fear from an
alien gunman.

But the people slept
as base henchmen crept,
into office's
meant for our leaders.

Blind sheep awaken
retake our nation,
cause right now we're just
tax paying breeders.

It ought not to be
that our citizenry,
has little to do
for our protection.

That criminals walk
since the dead can't talk,
and lawyers practice
racist deflection.

c.d.m.12/1/17

Kate's Law
Friday, December 1, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: law,injustice
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lodigiana Poetess 01 December 2017

A very meaningful poem showing a natural concern for the safety of each and everyone of us- well written piece on a difficult subject..10 thank you for sharing XX Lodigiana

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