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The View from Below


You stand up for what you believe is right,

but the world looks down on you, it's alright.

You will face many struggles,

but others will look at you and chuckle,

Even in the face of adversity,

we rise up with positivity,

Although, no good deed goes unpunished,

there is nothing that we can't accomplish.

Stand up and show your voice,

because everyone has a choice.

Rosa Parks stood up for equal opportunity,

with this act she created a united community.

Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream, 

that black and white can work as a team. 

Jesus, himself was mocked, 

the forgiveness of sins is what he bought. 

If we all stand up together, 

We can build friendships that will last forever. 

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