Poems
Lynching

Tears, sweats, and blood covered his face
Screams, rants and clamour covered the place
Sticks, irons and stones waved in the air
Terrible, pitiful and heartbroken I felt I swear.
On their faces were no joy
All wanted to destroy
From my spot I watched
A sight I should have dodged
He cried, promised and cursed
As he was beaten, stoned and cut
Surrounded by an angry mob
He'd been captured in an attempt to rob
We knew how it would end
Surely, would be his last weekend
They would watch him burn
Out of the gravity of their scorn
Just as all hope was lost
A vehicle came raising dust
He lifted his face and let out a cry of laughter
As though he was not going to suffer thereafter
With the siren wailing
Cops had come to stop the killing
To go to jail he was willing
He had narrowly escaped death
To face his deserved punishment.
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