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Humans


I was made to think my blood was thin;
That if spilled, the universe would not take a second look.
But we were made the same, 
Losing me is losing a part of you.
We must stick together.
Hatred against others is a hatred to yourself. 
And the bitter jokes and lies are told, 
We know.
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