Color Blind

June 16, 2015

In a world where we don't see color

We are all one race, we are all one culture,

We are all one face

I wish I lived in a world where we were all color blind

In this world-

Some people speak differently

Some people feel differently

Some people sound differently

And that's just how it is

Scientists rack their brains as to why some people sunburn easily than others

Some people just happen to like fried chicken and some people just happen to like Macaroni and cheese

Jobs are given to those that deserve them and wages are based on performance and experience.

Cops arrest only those that break the law.

Music, food, love, hate, design, is all a case by case basis. It is not pre disposed, it is not stereotyped.

People are judged by their character, no one is raised to fear, no one is raised to hate.

There is no fight over a superior race. Ever.

We are all born to love.

In a world where we see no color-

We are all brothers

We are all sisters

That is a world I want to live in.

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Jaki_LopezJun 18, 2015

<p>that was amazing. if only we all were to be colorblind. it was beautiful. i want to live in that world as well.</p>