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Color Blind


How dare you? Believe you are better than the one next to you? He deserves to be here because he worked to be here She deserves it more than anyone But you don't see that because you are blind Color blind Because his arm is darker than your own Because her hair is thick, like a horse tail You put yourself above them all Color blind If only everyone would realize we were equal It's plain as black and white How many times will I have to write it out for you? We are all equal Maybe some day, we will all grow out of this disease of Color Blindness
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