Michel Brown

Michel Brown

A Poem by Terry O'Leary

His name was Brown, his face was black
he walked alone outside a shack.


A siren sang across the track
and signaled clear the next attack.


A man in blue (a maniac?)
took aim and made the morning crack .


Like stones around a cul-de-sac,
six bullet holes frame Michael's plaque.

© 2017 Terry O'Leary


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Sad topic over here but the rhyming is spot on. Valentine

Posted 8 Years Ago


Terry O'Leary

8 Years Ago

Thank you, Valentine...much appreciated!
Terry
a real stunner Terry, the rhyming has real impact, every word hits home hard and of course in these days the theme is very sadly true, great writing my friend :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


Wow, nicely done Terry.
Great job. Touchy subject.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Terry O'Leary

10 Years Ago

Thank you Cherry!
Yep... 'touchy'... thus, too often left untouched...
..More police brutality??

Posted 10 Years Ago


Terry O'Leary

10 Years Ago

evermore...
one day, hopefully, nevermore...
marcus

10 Years Ago

yes.......

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Added on August 9, 2015
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Terry O'Leary
Terry O'Leary

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