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Mike Hauser
Poems
Apr 2020
In The Year 65'
In the year 65'
pulled by raciest tides
Thrown into a time
on the verge of a fight
You're not like me
or so it seems
To play a part
in this American dream
When did the color of skin
ever make a man
Or what a man said
get so out of hand
And why when we judge
is it not in righteousness
But what we think that we think
is better for us
Who all would be hurt
if the tables were turned
How much kindling is needed
for a generation to burn
Tossed into the lie
that not being alike
We can't get along
when it comes to this life
We need to open our hearts
help free our minds
Learn from lessons taught
in the year 65'
See what it really means
to have a dream
That we are all equal
in the scheme of things
Where generations to come
will live it in love
Not the hate that is made
when we don't know enough
As clear as day and night
in this do or die
The place we should be
is in the love of mankind
No matter what we look like...
Written by
Mike Hauser
Sunny Florida
(Sunny Florida)
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