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Love Project


Before I came I was nervous, but I became like a man in worship.
I stripped off the shells of my insecurity, and embraced a new vision of surety.
I found myself among so many flags, all these different colors and rags.
I could see a smile on her face, and found myself in a new world and place.
So many people, so many places, we occupy so many spaces.
But humanity, that's who we are, this is what it means.
I see now what we can be, I see so many possibilities.
We all have fears, but we all are near, so where will we take the world from here?
I'm glad to have met you all, you all are my friends, so what's the message that we send?
It's one world, one humanity, one family.

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