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poem by:
Bailey Vaughn
Written
on Dec 12, 2014
Why must we make decision by color. Black, White, even Yellow, We are still all brothers. Searching for peace, But fight against one another. See, you have to realize colors, are just colors, We bleed the same blood, That’s cause we are all brothers. No more excuses for race, I call it greed. Stand up for yourself as a human, That’s what this world needs. We have to stand together and work as one, We can’t let colors be the dividing one. Where I was raised,We judged color, day by day. Fighting over words, they might even spray. But I myself, I see that a color is a color, and we can’t do this alone. Take my hand brother, let us take our thrown. Gather together, raise your hands, and be as one. We are all brothers, and if we want this country back, WE HAVE TO BE ONE. Now I say to you, Go find that peace. But as long as there is rules, people will be deceased. If you want justice for us all, Join together my brothers, We will make them fall. Take back our thrown on which this country was built. You are my brother, I’ll stand side by side, with no guilt.
Tags: love, inspirational, deep,
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Fauxcroft wade commented:
Great piece. Really thought provoking
rebeka Philips
commented:
Creation com has some good articles on the origin of races.
Christopher Russon
commented on Jan 16, 2018 at 7:45pm
Lovely write.we are all the same in god's eyes.
