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Equali-tears


White tears, or black tears From misunderstood fears White God or black god From heaven we are all abroad In this big pile of rocks, we live Together, like bees on a hive There are several types of us And we are working for the same cause To feed the queen, or maintain peace We are all from the same species We had our fights and let’s not deny We had to struggled to now unite There is no fear we fear the most Than re-inviting Lee to be our host The dream is now reality And we share similar morality No more white restrooms or black schools Just restrooms and schools No more back of the bus Simply take the empty seat No more white tears or black tears Just equality.
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saxmig34

I Dont speak what I think, it seems much more easier to write it.

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