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For a Day


If I was God for a day

So many things to my children I'd say

Treat each other with love not hate

And in the end there will be no debate

Love one another no matter the man

Help each other do all that you can

Try to preach love with everything you do

Kindness is a tool that is not new

Remember my children I made all of you equal

You were all created on the same easel

No matter the person, color, or gender

You're all amazing and filled with splendor 

I love you all and you should as well

On others mistakes you should not dwell

So my children though you feel like one in a trillion

I love all of you men, women, and children

 

 

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