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All The Same Are We


All the same are we

Black, white, yellow, red

All have eyes, ears, mouth, & nose

All  are legendary, lovable, lively

The color of skin determines difference says the world

But I, 

I share this earth with every human being

I share with them with dignity

 Race should not be of  hate,

But of love

A love that congratulates diversity

A love that knows no limitations to whom we share a community with

A love that is appreciative to the cultures that congregate together

That is real love

The eye itsel f should not see color, but for the richness that lies within 

If only the world could see 

All the same are we 

 

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