A Lion's Piece of Equality
When the lions roam the earth
thinking that they make the rules
the lambs cower in fear
of being reprimanded for who they are
When the lions roam the earth
believing that they are the norm
the lambs are mocked and tormented
despite shared characteristics
When the lions roam the earth
feeling superior to the rest
the lambs point out - they are one in the same
there is nothing to be ashamed of
When the lambs roam the earth
with freedom on their backs
the lions learn to understand:
a mammal is a mammal, no matter who they love
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