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ROSA PARKS
On fourth of February, Nineteen thirteen was born A girl to a carpenter Whose name she would adorn. Rosa Parks, at forty two, Travelling in a bus, Refused to get up for a White man and caused a fuss. The bus driver called police And got her arrested, ‘cause a Montgomery law She had truly busted. There was an uproar and the Bus Company concerned, For three hundred eighty two Days, was boycotted, spurned. In the end the Supreme Court Struck down the impugned law Which segregated the Blacks. Victory Rosa saw. * Written in abcb, 7-6-7-6 syllabic format M C Gupta 24 July 2007
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