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ALL MEN ARE EQUAL? ( Emmenay )



Classes of people:
Classes in airplanes;
Classes in cinema halls;
And classes in trains.

Yet the slogan is:
All men are equal.
A small Afghan girl,
Sells burgers, earns rupees,

She is a refugee,
Whom should she trust?
People are enjoying,
Vacation and holidays,

Giving money and spending,
on breezy hill stations.
All men are equal!
Sounds good to the ear,

And pleasing to the eyes,
But, are all equal?
The Afghan girl replied:
"My burgers, they are swell.”

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( Emmenay )
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