I HAVE A SAY

Men,
I think I'm color blind
The way I see, no color on the skin
Is white lucid?
Or is it black being hazy
Ain't no love for White
Neither loyalty for Black
Don't just be preaching Black Lives Matter
How about if we all matter 
Speak against discrimination 
Men, speak against segregation
It's all against the laws of God
Remember, we all created 
In the image and likeness of God
I bet, therefore, you and I should hold hands
Our conscience is rational 
That means our thoughts need to be radical
For whether we work for good or evil
We'll all be judged on the same scale
And it's either the promised Heaven
Or the bottomless Hell

  Surviving Pawn
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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