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Distrust is Unjust


Walking down the street in fear; Not of you- but rather your leer. I am no performer- yet you judge me like we have never met. Although, I pass you daily our "relationship" is still hazy. Do you hate a dove for flight? Do you hate me for who I like? This is a new different age- but how you still stick to your sage. This "sage" spreads lies, and distrust. Open your mind to the unjust. Equal rights to all: Gay, lesbian, bi. Don't judge- break the wall. End the LIE.
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