Prejudice Poem by Haris Foulu
Prejudice
“It’s for the inaccuracy of near-blind human eyes that when it is night that they take in, oft underrated is the forlorn moonlight as darkness; much like the family as granted or Muslims as terrorists. On these they guide, with these they learn, but call these black.”
A thought provoking statement, very sadly describing closed minds and narrow vision. Thankfully not everybody is this way and when you find them, they are a breath of fresh air. Ruth
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8/7/2026 6:44:34 AM # rel_20260806T081513Z_580e7f4
I'm earnestly thankful to you, Mr. Ruth, for finding time out of your precious life and giving it a go-over. Have a good day. Regards, Haris.