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"Her Mild Eyes" by Mitchell Nicholaides

"Her Mild Eyes"

by Mitchell Nicholaides

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Liberty is a statue.

She stands majestic, grand,

And serenely keeps her watch

Upon a torn and troubled land.

Unmoved her eyes look out -

Where men lay wounded, dying

She holds aloft her golden lamp -

Hears children starving, crying.

Her sacred lips are silent, still -

Blacks cannot win for trying.

Low at her feet the broken chain

Speaks not how many bonds remain:

She gazes stoic mild, the same.

Liberty is a statue.

P.S. You aren't. Get moving!

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