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Created on: October 31, 2008
The greatest foe to mankind
Thrives in our souls
With fatal burdens
That weighs heavier on us
The colours of others we see
Their language we noticed
Their prayers we monitor
Their clothing and food we despise
Yet we continue to hibernate
Within our different shells
With bitter perceptions
Of others roles in society
Though knowing we
As a people of the world
Have an obligation to respect
The taste of others and love
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