Dear Society
Dear Society,
The world isn’t great, there’s loathing and hate
We can try to change it with religion and faith
With do gooders and kind souls
People who care
But there’s only so many of those out there.
Battling with people of our own kind
Feels futile
Absurd
But still we do so.
It’s just there’s so many out there, with loathing and hate
Who prey on those unable to stand up and fight
On those who cannot speak up and be themselves
For fear of punishment far greater than harsh words.
Those who mean well and pure of heart,
Are greatly outnumbered
But still valiantly try to do their part.
So maybe one day, we’ll stand up and see
A whole new world, where everyone is free.
Equality here and equality there,
For religion, race, beliefs, and thought,
For gender, sexuality, and who you are.
So persevere, and voice what is right
And one day we’ll have history we’re not inclined to rewrite.
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