Different
I want my life to make a difference.
Who cares about acceptance,
When you can show persistence
And change the course of another human’s life.
I’ve tried to be selfish;
To make it all about me
But it’s just not fulfilling.
Go ahead, try;
You’ll see.
Now, I want to make a change.
I don’t have to do it from a stage;
But just give me a platform
And I will fill it with rage.
At the despicable things done to mankind;
And all the while we’ve tried not to mind.
There’s a problem,
Something’s screwed up.
A wire not quite connected
In the minds of people not quite rejected;
By society.
Because we’re too tolerant and too understanding
To say
Sit Down!
You’re wrong.
Something needs to change.
Something needs to mend,
The broken hearts that can only fend
Off their problems for so long.
I, want to make a difference.
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