Wishing To Believe They Are Exempt Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

Wishing To Believe They Are Exempt



As a mere child,
I recognized racism existed.
And nothing has changed,
Regardless who interprets it.
Or those who remain in denial,
Of its growing existence...
Wishing to believe they are exempt?
Because they have done the best they can,
To become accepted by the ignorance.
And feel offended when they do not fit in?

Today...
Color is the least thing people can find,
To prioritize what offends them.
And with a dissecting of ignorance,
With an encouragment that evryone should participate...
The process to end all dilemmas would begin.
But then again,
Only fools find comfort in their own limitations.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 28 February 2012

The discrimination is a real issue and it should be addressed in the nations where it is practiced, but USA is considered as the step mother of democracy apart from the Mother, the UK. Good thought. Lawrence..

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