I have a dream
A dream I always dream
That one day
We of the world
Be one race and united as one
I have a dream
Like Mathew Luther King
That one day we shall be one
One people ruled by one
That one day the world
Will be one religion and one God
I have a dream
I have a dream
And no doubt my dream will come to pass
For I believe
A better future
For our kids and grandchildren
I have a dream.
This poem describes the love I have for my lover. Everything else has an end but my love will never end.
This is a narrative poem of a woman who is going through her daily struggles in life. Every day she hopes that a better tomorrow will soon dawn, but it seems to never come for her.
This is a poem of an African queen, the daughter of a chief. She was magnificent and humble, and men fought to have her. However, her father would not allow them because he was strict with rules and conditions.
This is a comparison poem. It talks of what the daughter of a beggar goes through verses the daughter of a president.
This poem is dedicated to my grandfather who passed on 4 years ago. I wrote this poem 4 months after he passed on after I felt the gap that he had been left behind.
"We Have A Dream" These four words spoken by Martin Luther King Jr. have inspired hundreds, thousands and millions of people till date. Dr. King places great emphasis on equality, kindness, and acceptance, regardless of a person's caste, religion, or economic status.
