Share Laughter
Debates and newscasts are just on TV
Ringing true with those far away from me
So while there are those who believe the scares,
Shouting, “Bomb them all!” from their arm chairs
I build a bubble to keep it all out
Knowing hatred’s easy to do without.
When fear is hidden behind a screen
I can twist the words to change what they mean
Maybe, their whole life, they only met whites
Or their speech didn’t get any rewrites
You can make up a million excuses
For their words, Carson’s, Trump’s, and Cruz’s
But you? Now you’re a different story
Claiming that you’re preaching love and glory
How can you speak with the same bigotry?
Say you hate the, while I know you’ve met me
I can’t give you the same pass I give them
For you, it’s not unknown what you condemn
Even one of us should be sufficient
To make your views just a little different
When we met, you looked to my smile and eyes
Not my skin color, so reject the lies
We are human first, religious after
So instead of spiteful words, share laughter.




