How can I better this poem? It has to include an Ezra Pound Couplet and a Dylan Thomas Portrait?
Let us part from the wonderful memories,
For friendship lies no longer.
Let me part from the segregation,
From the prejudice and the racism.

It is not your fault I understand,
Racism is but to blame.
Who influenced your sister
To dislike all aborigines.

Do you know how bad I felt?
I would’ve cried right then and there,
Although I said I wouldn’t,
My tears would’ve drowned me.

As derogatory her words were,
I thank you for your saying,
For without your sisters racism

Question

How can I better this poem? It has to include an Ezra Pound Couplet and a Dylan Thomas Portrait? 
Let us part from the wonderful memories, 
For friendship lies no longer. 
Let me part from the segregation, 
From the prejudice and the racism. 

It is not your fault I understand, 
Racism is but to blame. 
Who influenced your sister
To dislike all aborigines.

Do you know how bad I felt? 
I would’ve cried right then and there, 
Although I said I wouldn’t, 
My tears would’ve drowned me. 

As derogatory her words were, 
I thank you for your saying, 
For without your sisters racism

anonymous · Answer

I would still believe in equality. 

So let us part from the memories, 
For friendship lies no longer. 
Our friendship has now perished, 
Like the food on a party table.