Each one of us is unique
and no person
is really the same,
but we copy others
and long for better and more
and try to be like others
who are successful and happy
and the example that we set
tells where our interests
really are.
There is one role model
that’s perfect
in every way
and with my eyes
set on Him,
I will not falter
when life’s biggest
challenges come.
[Reference: “For I have set you an example, that you also should do as I have done to you.” John 13: 15.]
What is the author of the poem trying to say about equality? That if we were to try to be equal to someone it should be God because He perfect in every way.
People are different but they try to copy other people. But in the eyes of god you are perfect. You may not see that be he does
The author is saying that no one is the same and we are all unique and Jesus sees all of us as perfect.
He is saying that everyone is different in there own ways and that sometimes we copy others
What I think the author is trying to say is even though we are all different we try to be like others. all though we’re all equal in different ways and the “Him” in this poem is referring to God. But personally I don’t see how its about equality.
The author of this poem is trying to tell us that no two people are the same and we sometimes copy each other, but under the eyes of God we are all perfect in our own ways.
The author is trying to tell us that no two people are the same but we all try to achieve the same thing, success, which puts us all in the same boat.
What the author is trying to say about equality is that we are all equal in the way we all are children of god but we are all very different regardless.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
People try to act the way others do but god sees us perfect just the way we are in our on ways. If god sees me perfect he thinks everyone around me is perfect.