His Words
"No, no, we are not satisfied and will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like the mighty stream."
Everyone has a memory that they love to remember, but what happens when that memory is forgotten? This is my version of Langston Hughes's poem "A Dream Deffered."
Does it fade away
In Martin Luther King Jr's Speech, "I Have a Dream," there was one quote specifically that caught my attention.
"No, no, we are not satisfied and will not be satisfied until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like the mighty stream."
This quote is important because it shows an imagery about how Martin Luther King Jr wants the African Americans to have justice, freedom, liberty, and basically the quality of having rights. Water goes quickly in a stream, so this means that he wants a difference and he wants it fast. When i heard this quote, i actually picture what he said. This shows how good of a speaker Martin Luther King Jr really is.
People cheered when he spoke this because they support everything he has to say. They were all at that march for a reason. They all believe that they should have the same rights as everyone else, and they are glad that someone has finally got the nerve to speak up for what is right.
My Poem
Everyone has a memory that they love to remember, but what happens when that memory is forgotten? This is my version of Langston Hughes's poem "A Dream Deffered."
What Happens To a Forgotten Memory?
Does it fade away
Like the clouds in the sky?
Or like the years that pass by--
and never come back?
Does it ever repeat
Like the changing of the seasons?
Or is it ever relived--
Like a ressurected soul?
Like a ressurected soul?
Maybe its lost at sea
like an innocent cast away
or does it sink to the bottom
like a rock?