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Mark Anderson: After a career in carpentry, Mark returned to college where his love of writing was awakened. He also began tutoring children during this time. He writes children’s books under the name Toshiyori; a Japanese word meaning old person. He loves the creative environment of his new home, Chattanooga, Tennessee and is currently President of the Chattanooga Writers’ Guild. Amazon author page: https://www.amazon.com/Mark-Anderson/e/B00RYEJB46 Toshiyori: www.amazon.com/Toshiyori/e/B00RYFO2LC

We by Mark Anderson

When your people are my people then
I will grieve, moan, and wail through the night
when they are jailed, oppressed, abused, or killed.
The pain will not be your pain, but our pain
on that day, when your people are my people.

When the voice of your people is muted
by the voice of the mighty majority so loud
that small voices are only whispers.
Then your voice will become my voice
on that day, when your people are my people.

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