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3 years ago

ASAP PLEASE HELP ME!!!!! Can you make your own poem about “Equal Rights” 5 lines.

English

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Archy [21]3 years ago

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Equal rights. We're blind by the sight of having our own rights.

We're killing each other, not just the blacks and whites. We're all striving to survive. we're on our own even thought we're not alone. we all feel the same even though most of us is caught in a daze. He said he couldn't breath still they killed after they saw him bleed. he said he'll build a wall, while the assualt he made it fall. Yet, we're all mentally alone. This society we have has gone wrong. "Equal Rights" sadly is the only "right" us americans seem to never get right. Until the earth is pure again we will all wish for equal rights. Not knowing it truly starts deep inside.

lord [1]3 years ago

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Free to make my own decisions

Rights to live a life

Equality for everybody

Everyone deserves equal rights

Don't own me

Own my own life

Making others happy

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