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If I Could Change the World


If I could change the world,

I would abolish prejudice;

Or the bumpy past,

That created it.

No race more superior,

No size more supreme.

Only happiness, 

And positivity gleamed. 

 

If I could change the world, 

Racism would not be taught,

All ethinicities would be equal,

And treated the way they aught.

No melatonin level more beautiful

No shade with more respect.

Just billions of people, 

With love to reflect. 

 

If I could change the world, 

Like a pageant girl would say, 

I would want world peace,

And pray for better days. 

No jealousy or hate.

No color or race. 

Everyone ready to participate, 

In making Earth a better place.

 

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