I Was Never Prejudice
When I were a child
The world wasn’t so wild.
Everybody loved me,
That time, when I was free.
My freedom had a cost,
I have pain almost.
I were always a child,
Learning is a matter,
But a living subject isn’t mild.
My heart isn’t like you.
You planted jealousy,
That developed as hate,
You protected it as a nationalist.
I was never prejudice,
But you forced me to think.
I can’t secure me,
You marked my progress as shrubs,
Around me,
I am unable to remove thorns.
I can’t live as a human,
Nobody cares for my human beings.
My human rights are scratched,
With their strong iron nails.
I like to say,
I have a pray for you,
You shall be as sound,
As I need you.
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