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Serenity or Misery


We're all driven to be successful some of us make it and some of us fail, Some of us colored and some of us pale. But in vast reality we're all the same, Some seeking wealth and some seeking fame. Whether you're from a small town or a large city, You cut us we all bleed quickly. We all experience aging and death, We all grow up needing each others help. So why do we act like our race is the blame, If we all was one color would your feelings somehow change? If we each were all wealthy would you still think she's strange, With all our arguing there's nothing to gain. If the world was much smaller, Would the weak grow taller? If violence didn't exist and we were all friends, Would it still be discrimination amongst women and men. If someday it changed and we someday become equals, Would this world that we live on still need a Leader? If fear is what's stopping you I'll be you're Speaker.
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