Poetry: We Are All Different
The following poem was submitted by a Weekly Witness for Peace participant at the conclusion of the *culture is not optional event series held at The Huss Project in Three Rivers.
A reflection after 5 weeks at ‘Weekly Witness for Peace’
The following poem was submitted by a Weekly Witness for Peace participant at the conclusion of the *culture is not optional event series held at The Huss Project in Three Rivers.
We are all different…
Different ages…
Different genders…
Different races…
Different heights…
Different weights…
We all do different things…
He reads…
She listens…
They walk…
We watch…
I think…
I See…
A teacher…
A leader…
A volunteer…
A teammate…
A community…
They have…
Willingness…
Desire…
Passion…
Care…
Kindness…
We all want…
Truth…
Justice…
Hope…
Peace…
Love…
We all want the same thing…
Maybe we are not so different…
Sincerely,
Different ( Just like everyone else)
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