Finding Myself
In this age of new technology,
Can I not escape this ancient hate?
One side judges me by the way that I talk,
The other on the color of my skin.
Is there no medium in this raging war?
No haven of acceptance?
Do I abandon one part of myself,
To be accepted in society?
But I wish not to live a lie.
I shall scoff at peer pressure
And seperate myself from the masses.
Maybe, away from the hate,
Away from the whispers and scorning stares,
Maybe I can get a clear picture of the world.
And learn to love who I am,
Accept that I am different,
Then find others who feel the same.
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