Leslea Newman
I once heard Leslea Newman speak,
She told us to close our eyes,
To imagine a world without hurt,
A world completely safe.
I closed my eyes,
I tried to Imagine.
I tried to dream.
It was no good.
How could I imagine a world,
Without hate or rape,
A street without danger,
A town without crime.
She had good intentions,
In my heart I knew.
But I just couldn't do,
What she wanted us to do.
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