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MISUNDERSTOOD


Is man basically evil, or basically good I'd say neiher ..... I'd say the whole human race is basically misunerstood! Yes misunderstood is what we all are and society is the whip thats left us all with at least one unhealing scar like the young girl sold into sex slavery bought in by "love",......really pimpery he drives her around in his brand new Caddie he drops her on the corner for sale, and sadly, she doesnt refuse, instead just says "se ya daddy" her "store owner" seems nice, " and angel from above" but really her minds blinded..... she doesnt know rel love but we sit and we judge and from our seats we wont budge to send help for a girl whose empty heart cries we sit and we speculate, looking at her in despise if you took time to care, and anyonecould youd see that she i juust misunderstood And like the young boys growing up i the "hood" they tell him hell never make it, but they wish they could although his brother is his only family out sellin' dope so they could try to live happily but they go through life living fearful and scared there all alone and wish they had someone who cared everyone looks at them as just another rough boy but all he feels like is a worn out toy alone and forgtten, so he passionatley cries but we sit and we stare..... no mercy in our eyes not everyone knows how it is in the "hood" so wouldnt you say they were just misunderstood So You see my point here if only we cared for one another or even took time to help out our fellow brother we need not to judge one anther instead take time to understand each other, cause you wouldnt want to be the one being judged beacuse you easily could be the next one misunderstood
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