Black Lives Matter 2: (June 8th,2020) Poem by DM W

Black Lives Matter 2: (June 8th,2020)

Rating: 5.0


'…let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream! ' (Amos 5: 24)

Senior police officer Dame Cressida Rose Dick
Is another government lackey who makes me sick.
She commanded the botched operation that led
To the fatal shooting of J.C.M: 7 bullets ripped through his head.
She cannot comprehend the nature of current protests.
Yet people are incredibly angry and will not rest;
Until justice is won. Perhaps the tide is now turning.
Will we soon see pompous Westminster palace burning?
For some see it as a pillar of imperial might
That sows division between black and white.
In Bristol, yesterday, a slave trader statue was torn down
And thrown into the harbour. Racists should get out of town!

Monday, June 8, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: racism
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Shaun Cronick 09 June 2020

There's plenty more room in that harbour Dominic for the unsavoury types sadly among us in today's society. A more than fine poem well written and thankfully doesn't pull any punches.10++. Thank you for telling it straight and powerfully so.

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Dominic Windram 10 June 2020

Thanks Shaun...I take no prisoners!

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