Humane Paths Poem by Houda Boukassoula
Humane Paths
Why blindly follow ancestors' paths
Said grandpa almost out of breath
-Then I'll look for a new path
Outside the planet Earth
I answered expecting his mirth
He claimed in objection
-The problem is not in directions
But in the true intentions
Look for humane paths
Inside your brain and heart
Look at all humans equally
Accept and appreciate diversity
Go towards philanthropy
Not to brag but out of empathy
Only these humane paths
Will lead to human liberation
From unfairness and oppression
If they ease your weary soul
They will be the right path for you.
And to the entire human race
Why blindly follow ancestors' paths
Said grandpa almost out of breath
Hoping to change their world
Conveying the same message
Heading to different directions
-Then I'll look for a new path
Outside the planet Earth
I answered expecting his mirth
He claimed in objection
-The problem is not in directions
But in the true intentions
Look for humane paths
Inside your brain and heart
Look at all humans equally
Accept and appreciate diversity
Go towards philanthropy
Not to brag but out of empathy
Only these humane paths
Will lead to human liberation
From unfairness and oppression
If they ease your weary soul
They will be the right path for you.
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