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White Minority


I go to school in a melting pot

I thought I was the majority but now I think not

I am now the minority at school not that is matters

It took me two years to notice it and my brain isn't scattered

I didn't realize it because I don't have lenses that see color

I only realized it because of words that were said by others

I am the minority now and I don't really care

I don't know why you care when to me I was totally unaware

 

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