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THROUGH COLORFUL EYES


Trough colorful eyes I see the hate, discrimination, rude looks, and shame fullness. I see the world as an black and white movie. I see the good and evil, the darkness and light, the black city and the white I see love hate, rude and politeI see the line thats always there dividing the two worlds Through colorful eyes I see the little spectrum on color being a small few togther to make a rainbow of delight I see the hurt and pain Though some see like me a color of gray we are the same and equal no one better than another love has no color and neither does my colorful eyes they are blind to the stupidity of those hatred eyes
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