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Segregation


They say that differents good

Leaving all misunderstood

It's all fine if you're close to the norm

Wearing the same type of uniform

If your are too free and unique

You are subject to their critique

They say that it is all just a fuss

But what has segregation gotten us?

Just sadness and frustration

That will separate a nation

It's not them that are wrong

All they want is to belong

It was something they were born with

That it's a choice is just a myth

Just let them all be

Entirely free

So what they are different

They still are pleasant 

Disibilities don't make you unhuman

But you constantly break them

 

 

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