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Love and Except


Imagine a world where no one cares how you look like. Imagine a world full of peace where everyone loves you, for who you are, Whether you are gay, colored, or believe in a certain religion. Wouldn't the world be a much better place Once we start to love each other and accept each other’s opinion? Of course, we can’t all be the same. Being different is what makes us unique, So let’s love our brothers and sisters. Don’t hate them, but love them because they are homosexual, or straight. Love them because they have a unique gene to be different shades of skin. Regardless of how we look it, or act like, we should learn to love.
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jwiener
"Being different is what makes us unique"- so true and a wonderful message! The things that make us different make us special, and we should love each others for what makes them different, too. Have you ever written a Ballad poem? Check out how and more in the "Resources" section!

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