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Racism


                                                        Racism 
 
   To be I am , I,am glad , 
   Ignorant is The one who criticizes.
   May my color be black or white 
   That nobody harms
   
    
  In the midst of my joy 
  I live very decently,
 Neither the friend nor the enemy 
 I ask for help on my way 
 If it is pride on if is humility 
My way of being frank 
What I do accept it 
Payment please with ,
And if black or white is my color 
To be like I am proud I am 
 
 
Inside my chest 
I have a very big heart ,
I help anyone who needs 
If serving has virtue .
Will you see in me , slavery 
Why do I serve rich people?
I answer who is located 
To the center of the seesaw;
If he is a slave , he who works 
Ignorant is how criticizes.  
 
  
I look with great essence 
Who pout 
Because my race scares you 
On my presence amazes you 
And if any in their insolence 
Treats me less person 
Such injurury disintegration 
With this short phrase;
If I do not bother , what does it matter ?
My color is black or white !
 
 
Neither the color nor the stature 
They determine the feeling,
The person is worth his heart,
Not by color ,
No by skin , 
Very clearly explained 
That , living with honor ,
Be born old any color ,
That nobody harms .
 
 
It is clean that we Would not hone gotten hero  without one another. 
Racism is like judging the value 
Of a book by its cover. 
 
 
Do not criticize without knowing 
Do not refuse by appearance, 
Do not make fun Of skinny or fat, 
The values Of the person is not his physical.
 
 
A color does not determine the person, 
White or Black skin 
There is no such distinction, 
The only thing that counts is your heart. 
What unfair, 
Who treat the person 
By its color, size or physical. 
 
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