What's Your Race
What's Your Race?
I'm confident we're all one race
Though evolution seems God's plan,
The soles of feet and flats of hand
Are white like mine, sun tempers man!
Genetics too supports my rhymes,
And proves all issued from one womb,
Man's colors are the gift of climes,
Though brains found lifeless as a tomb!
Stupidity's such shallow trait,
And more a sign of brain not used,
More educated can relate,
And thinkers likely less confused.
But if you're racist, here's a fact
My friend, you've never traveled far,
Inbreeding never helps with tact,
To close your mind is just bizarre!
Brian Johnston
14th of December 2018
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