Equality

November 6, 2017

She’s not so perfect

Yet she’s the one with whom I seem to connect

People who say we won’t make it

Just can’t seem to take it

To understand the power of this fascination

That has no hesitation

To keep two people together

Forever and ever

We have different beliefs,

I’m a Catholic and she’s an Atheist

But we both seem to be “the craziest”

So what does it matter that we are different

We both seem to be pretty persistent

We both crack jokes

We both are kind folks

So why can’t we be together?

Just cos some people can’t seem to understand

On the idea of two people being able to cope

Much better than their relationship could have hoped

So I should only have to say this one time

Even though I have to put it in a rhyme

It doesn’t matter how different two people are

Does not mean that they need to spar

Whether they are black, white, or even blue

It should not matter to you

Or from across the sea, you won’t really care

Because you know that person is quite rare

You’ll want to comfort them and be with them

You know why?

Because you love them

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