Hear Me Out and We Will Forever be Bound
Shi ei Dineh.
I am Navajo.
As I venture out,
all I see are stares.
They look down on me.
They don't know there are more like me.
They don't know I am capable of anything.
Shi ei Dineh.
I am Navajo.
They see beauty.
They see a beautiful brown color.
They see power and culture.
They all see something different.
But I need them to know,
I am me.
Don't make awful accusations,
strong presumptions,
judging eyes.
Get to know me.
Venture a mile in my shoes,
and you will feel the beauty.
Get to know me,
and we will be forever bound to one another.
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