We're All Homeless Here
Attack, after attack. The walls around began to collapse.
Days turn to weeks, and weeks turn to months, and it's not until years go by that someone awakes from their life long nap.
Women. Wake to realize that society is in relapse.
Baby in arms. Sisters linked so close; walking side by side, pushing through all the lows.
It isn't just one, but culturally women fear the force behind those walking as one with firearms hidden in disguise.
If everyone just could understand, you don't have to be a man to have an equal hand in your decision to stand.
Not only stand tall, but both women big and small have the ability rise up and uses their voices together, once and for all.
Women, you too must know all about you, who, how, and why you do what you do.
We're all homeless here, no one is exempt, our lives are a borrowed, we're just temp." So why not live for the greater cause?
Why not live choosing to not be defined by your flaws?
Think about this, who would you be had not (s)he not taken a shot at who you were supposed to be.
Stop pre determining that you can't or you won't. Instead, be determined to show them that you DON'T.
You don't live defined by their words.
You don't live under their control.
You don't live to be held back.
And
You don't live to be ignored.
Love harder. Live smarter and don't become entrapped by the idea that you are societally larger.
We're all homeless here on this world that we stand
Our feet touch the ground and we have the ability to stand hand-and-hand.
Too many die young, with hardly a chance to live giving back to those who can't.
The idea is if we all become one, not physically but emotionally until the job is done. Our world would be kind, our children, wise and we wouldn't be living in such demise.
Be who you are, whatever that may be as long as you remember you're not greater than me.
We're all homeless here, together we should stand, growing and bonding while we have every chance.
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