Martin Luther, righteous King, made the Reformation sing. Popes and peasants, out of key turned it into misery. German beer and Roman crimes made for most uncivil times much like our own. We must confess rights and wrongs we yet possess...
Half a millennium later on a Baptist pastor and his son took this noble Saxon name and furthered the Reformer's fame. Some revisionists deny St. Martin Luther's role, and try to minimize theology in civil rights chronology. The second Luther of my song inspired—but did not last as long. Social Justice notwithstanding, King's successors need re-branding. Politicians steal his mantle, cloak their lies in his example; agitators claim his glory pushing God out of the story; educators sing his praises but some people's conduct raises doubts about that dream of King— and hope... and change... and everything.
martinize (Verb) to use the Martinizing dry-cleaning process
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When chemist Henry Martin introduced a new solvent to dry clean clothes in 1949, One Hour Martinizing was born.