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Untitled
I do it for the ones
Lost somewhere between home and the corner store.
Trayvon Martin
Aiyana Jones
There was a half- sung hymn in their hearts,
and something holier in their skin,
but I forgot how easy it is to find
Heaven at the front end of a shotgun
Tamil Rice
Emmett Till
I've always been more Martin than Malcolm,
But when bullets fall like rain
I forget what my mother said about forgiveness and fall for fate's age old lie.
The one that gives martyrs a reason to die
Renisha McBride
Michael Brown
So I'll sing their names
At every street corner and school yard.
With a people looking for salvation
And a way home.
To my brothers and sisters lost in the hate,
I won't forget you

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