Black and White
Black and White
Mixed
Told we are to black for the white kids
and to white for the black kids
Never fitting in
Always standing out
My mom asks me "Do you like being mixed?"
It hurts when she says it
But then again some people view me as a question
A riddle never being sloved
A puzzle who doesn't have all her pieces
because I don't have the same face as
You and your brother or you and your sister
I get questions about my heritage
But you talk so white
You arent black
How does that figure?
Because I don't listen to rap
or call my friends nigger
I'm Done trying to fit in
I'm Here for a reason
My parents love me that I believe in
I found all my answers
Found all my pieces
I'll solve my own riddle
I don't have to listen to
what he says or she say we aren't all equal
and sadly I don't think we will ever be
Until that day, I'll just be
ME.
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