Transitions Poem by Christina C Sunrise

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We are souls incarnate in human form
we have to adjust to the norm.
At one time we had it all—
both sexes together having a ball.
Now society judges you if you are
of a different sexual orientation—
just like we are prejudice against
other nations.
Luckily music brings us together as one
who are we to judge another when
we don't know where we come from?

Saturday, June 1, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: music,prejudice,together
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Written by Christina C Sunrise on December 10,2012
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Christina C Sunrise

Christina C Sunrise

Elizabeth, New Jersey
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