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Religion Sex Origin Or Race

Did you ever feel out of place Were you the only one in the room Not faith, sex, root, or race Had to do with this gloom You say something no one heard With eye’s staring through your face You dare not utter a single word Did you ever feel out of place As if they want you to fail As if they want you to loose Such a feeling of utter pale Is this the place that you choose If you leave this situation No one would even know you were there But since you have no real temptation You use valor instead of flair Did you ever feel out of place No place for man to be No soul’s true space Move on there’s more to see

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Date: 3/26/2025 8:03:00 AM
"Religion Sex Origin Or Race" Here’s a raw, unflinching look at feeling out of place—not by labels, but by something deeper. The tension of silent stares and unspoken judgments builds to a defiant call to move on, sharp and human.
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