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Reflection


You say "we are all equal" That this is home of the free Yet you judge by my color not knowing what you see. I could be red,purple,gold,or silver But you look at me like I'm a stone figure I could be mixed or just darker than you But I'm not stupid ugly or new Don't tell me that you know me or that who know were I'm from be true to yourself don't be ignorant or dumb hypocrisy is an ugly trait but fits for you. Look in the mirror before you judge me.
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