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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MONTGOMERY, by SAM CORNISH
First Line: White woman have you heard %she is too tired to sit in the back
Last Line: Seats will ride through twon %I walk for my children %my feet two hundred years old
Subject(s): African Americans; Civil Rights Movement; Parks, Rosa (b. 1913); Poetry And Poets
First Line: White woman have you heard %she is too tired to sit in the back
Last Line: Seats will ride through twon %I walk for my children %my feet two hundred years old
Subject(s): African Americans; Civil Rights Movement; Parks, Rosa (b. 1913); Poetry And Poets
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