The Most Serious Violation of Human Rights
He died Today
I've been praying for so long
Days and weeks, months and years
At last he died
I run, I jump, I shout, I Scream
Today I celebrate my freedom,
Freedom from bondage and pain
Friend or foe? I am not sure
Whatever am I to call him
But today I don't care
I am here to bury him
Come one, come all
Let's gather here today
Because here in lies his remains
The remains of Rascism
The most serious violation of Human rights
Why did he tend to Judge me?
Was it because of my race?
Oh wait, was it my face?
Or that I came from a different place?
Oh maybe it was my gender
That was a total offender
Discrimination is wrong
So today it should be gone
Heed to the calls of the Human Rights commission
Let it be a mission
Live as a United Nation
Rascism and Hate Speech,
Dicrimination and Xenophobia
Intolerance and tribilism
Let's bury all Today
Goodbye Rascism, bury deep
I say this without a weep
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