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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Bias lurks beneath our outward veneer, unaware. It hinders our sight, raising unseen walls. None without exemption is prone to bias. It is natural and it creeps into our minds, unseen. Like the ripples of a silent stream, it causes wavelets, Shaping our views from a distorted angle, Limiting our sight into fleeting glimpses, partial and blur. We should be able to see through the veil of our bias. Perception must be a slow, steady and focused process, And never a hurried one like that of a racing sprinter. Develop a more inclusive approach and an open mind Confront our biases with courage and perseverance Enfold diversity with threads unique but blending as one. It is in our differences, we find our true strength. With deeper perspectives, we become more humane. Let us accommodate truth within mind’s every fold. Let us make alliance with all colors, cultures and creeds. Embrace each as fellow beings of every country and clime. Erase bias and in harmony, let our lives take wing! Sadly, the weight of my conditioning holds me tight, Preventing me from taking flight and soaring high. Oh God, I pray to make me rid of all unconscious bias. Help me see the light and awaken me to the power within. Guide me towards truth that sets me free from all bias.
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