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If I could change one


If I could change one thing

I would change the way society thinks.

Take away the judgments,

cruel people speak.

Race, ethnicity, religions, sexual preferences,

wouldn't be acknowledged.

Stop the madness.

If you have to separate them

is it really equal? 

True equality,

That's what I want.

No bullying

No privileges for colors or sexes

Instead we would accept,

and embrace

differences and flaws

Love every single person, love them all.

If I could change one thing 

it'd be equality for all

with a side dish of the end of judgement.

Differences are great so we need to accept,

that we aren't all the same 

and we can't help that.

I did not ask to be born like this

it was in my genes,

So don't base what you think

of off stereotypes,

statistics on screens.

I would change the world make them see

the greatness in each 

flaw.

If we stopped judging

we could have it all

no discrimination

no judgement

equality for all.

Thats the change I want to see.

 

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