Diversity We Are

Diversity reversibly words verses so vividly; It switches the pitches and the stitches of our images. It’s not exact, nor compact in a disk like the bone of a back. It’s not alliances, nor compliances with every Law from Mount Zion. And it’s not uniformity, nor conformity to the torn and uninformed world’s formed formality. But it’s love and it’s hate: Benevolence, malevolence, and differences toward each other’s pencils and stencils. It’s Toontown’s toons’ tones tuning to the max and to the minimum. It’s robbers who bob dollars to top off their pockets’ wallets, Like Rockerfellar, Penn and Teller, so clever in their endeavors: Business affiliates who steal to fill their wanting will. And it’s hard-workers jerkin’ tears, lurkin’ in corn and cotton fields for years, Stacked packed more than black or white, but a fight to abide by and die Until the world sees gray shades. Diversity We are.