Circles and Squares

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WARNING-This poem does allude to serious topics. If you are uncomfortable with that, you should skip this episode. This poem is a collection of my feelings towards prejudice and discrimination. I came up with it in remembrance of my African American History class. I hope you enjoy it. You’re a circle and I’m a square I don’t think I care You’re perfect as you are, same goes for me That’s something I wish everyone could see Sadly, that isn’t the case We are not defined by our shape Yet people can only see you as a circle and me as a square Why do they care Why can’t they see you for you and me for me Maybe it’s something in them embedded as deep as the sea Maybe they were taught to think this way In school from August to May Maybe they were in an incident Making them feel like they need to act like we are dissonant No matter the reason No matter the cause No matter the season No matter the loss It does not make it okay They can’t treat us this way I hope that one day they can see, You are you And I, am me
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