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kayla-ross
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To: the silent boy, I see you. Sitting quiet and alone. Your muted posture shades you from a world you just don't know. I could be angry at you. I could ignore your very being, But that makes me a pure example of the numbness you must be feeling. It's not fair, I know. It's not fair you feel that way. I wish I noticed sooner. I wish I let you say. See, a son is not brought up to be a perfect little daughter. A son is expected to wear a shield with a solid coat of armor. You were told to stand up tall and live the life you were given. You were forced to walk in the shoes of a man who already had to live in. Listen. Fairness is not always practiced. Equality is a dream. Understanding is misunderstood But absence is not the key. If you wish to change their minds and prove you have a voice. Take off those shoes your wearing and prove you have a choice. There are people in this world who are willing to hear you speak. They are open to your ideas. They are people just like me. I see you, Sitting quiet and alone. But if you take away their lives, Your feelings will go unknown. Your power can make a difference. Your power can be heard. Your power to open their eyes can help them not only see but learn. Your choice is only yours. No one can take that away. Your voice is even louder but only if they stay. Use your voice to reason. Use your choice for good. And if you use your power, You WILL be understood. When they understand you They will see your not alone They will see that there are others and they will prove to you, I know. Their eyes will finally open. Their minds will then deploy A solution of acceptance To: the silent boy.
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Oct 3, 2015
Oct 3, 2015 at 4:15 PM UTC
To: the silent boy
To: the silent boy, I see you. Sitting quiet and alone. Your muted posture shades you from a world you just don't know. I could be angry at you. I could ignore your very being, But that makes me a pure example of the numbness you must be feeling. It's not fair, I know. It's not fair you feel that way. I wish I noticed sooner. I wish I let you say. See, a son is not brought up to be a perfect little daughter. A son is expected to wear a shield with a solid coat of armor. You were told to stand up tall and live the life you were given. You were forced to walk in the shoes of a man who already had to live in. Listen. Fairness is not always practiced. Equality is a dream. Understanding is misunderstood But absence is not the key. If you wish to change their minds and prove you have a voice. Take off those shoes your wearing and prove you have a choice. There are people in this world who are willing to hear you speak. They are open to your ideas. They are people just like me. I see you, Sitting quiet and alone. But if you take away their lives, Your feelings will go unknown. Your power can make a difference. Your power can be heard. Your power to open their eyes can help them not only see but learn. Your choice is only yours. No one can take that away. Your voice is even louder but only if they stay. Use your voice to reason. Use your choice for good. And if you use your power, You WILL be understood. When they understand you They will see your not alone They will see that there are others and they will prove to you, I know. Their eyes will finally open. Their minds will then deploy A solution of acceptance To: the silent boy.
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In debt with knowledge In debt with sleep In debt with freedom To learn, think, speak Speak out loud Speak with truth Speak to me, I'll speak to you You and I We can be Together for ever In honesty and peace Peace is power Power is gold Gold is something you wouldn't know.
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 5:39 PM UTC
Peace
So open our minds could be To invite each side with a balanced scene So loud our voices could carry The righteous solution of a perfect recipe With the ingredients so perfectly married Of love, fairness and honesty But instead our eyes are glued to the screen Downloading illusions with influence and monotony The information, as fake as the food we're eating Served on a silver plate to convince it's certainty All to rid us of the power we carry Which is masked with negativity To confuse us of the reality That gives us the possibility To accept one another's beliefs To agree to disagree To think for ourselves without all the censoring If all this was a probability Our home wouldn't be so naive Our children would grow into a future of positivity With certainty of security And we could all live ever happily But instead we are taught that fairy tales are for t.v. only From the same screen controlling our identities
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Sep 30, 2015
Sep 30, 2015 at 3:43 PM UTC
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