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About race relations. |
| The sunset touches black fields and white fields Stone men with carved faces toil in those fields They come in shades of black and white The laborers' town is divided between black and white. Sunset darkens the black buildings, and brightens the White Sunset-light shimmers on a river which divides, a river made of tears Nightfall comes, and the town falls into deeper hues of black and white Dilapidation stares at serenity from across the river They make eye contact, then look away Stone people alive in the darkness Thinking darkened thoughts Someone is dead now, cross the river No one really cares |