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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr

Author: Hillol Ray | Posted on: 8th, Jan, 2018

The Founder of Dream

(In loving memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.)

(January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968)

By Hillol Ray —  http://www.iwvpa.net/rayh

Hello, Dr. King, please accept our deepest love and respect,

Your absence today is truly unbelievable and really heartfelt.

We have kept in our hearts a very “special spot” just for you,

Because your lessons are immortal and draw the global view.

You achieved your spot through enormous tolls,

And they are still so vivid in everyone’s souls!

Your thunderous speeches stirred up the hearts of all,

And we will remember you always without your call!

Your strengths and struggles for equality are felt everywhere-

Around the globe, in oceans, in the oil, and in open atmosphere!

 

Today, we float our minds immersed in dew moistened tear –

To display our very close affection for you without any fear!

Our broken hearts now cry alone in the daylight and darkness-

But vividly remember all your dreams with the natural harness!

 

So in conclusion, I love to say this,

Although it’s very very true, as it is –

You are the eternal guiding light, just like the “Rising Sun”,

And always glow in our hearts to put darkness on the run!

The aspects of your glorious life are so simple and straight,

And remind us old reminiscence even after the “Sunset”!!!

 

Milestone

January 15, 2018

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