Julian Bond Poem by Ima Ryma

Julian Bond



Julian Bond in '68
Went to Chicago to be part
Of Democratic party fate,
In a convention off the chart.
A Georgia black man in protest
Of fighting the Vietnam war,
Nominated V.P. - no jest.
At 28 - too young to score.
The Constitution did say so.
But Julian had set the stage.
It would take time but would be so.
Julian began a new age.

'Twixt black and white, 'tween left and right,
Julian Bond fought the good fight.

Tuesday, September 1, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: history
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