Whitest snow, Fair yellow, Olive kissed, And freckled mist.
Creamed coffee, Sweet toffee, Dark cocoa, The skin you know.
Pigmentation Causes lamentation. The colors, the shades That bring about hate. Skin this fruit and taste, The sweetness stays the same. So why am I to be judged Based off of my race?
Making children ashamed Because you fail to see, What lies inside of them Is just another human being.
Ribbon our skin, The beauty lies within. In a world without color We'd learn to know each other.