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Prejuidice and racism
by Rainbow Starburst
Friday, April 04, 2008
Rated "PG" by the Author.

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Written at Mad Mick the Druid's pad June 4 1998...3:35 a.m. Grimethorpe, England

Why is it that some Huming-Beans cannot let others be?

They talk of race and colour, creed, religion and of me!

For I am not as all of you, as all of you are I

Or are we of the U-ME-US, I ask you, tell me why?

The why of you and not of them, look to the why of you

Before you point the finger, Nigger,Irish, Paki, Jew!

Or any name that you can think of, of the Human Creed

Why most of you can not let go

It makes my HeartSoul bleed

It has to be the other's fault and then I count to ten

Yo and behold most all blame me...

And I am alien!

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Reviewed by Michelle Mead	4/7/2008

If more people realized this, the world would be a far better place than it is now, great message.




Reviewed by Michael Guy	4/6/2008

the trouble with you "Aliens" is you just can't spell (in our language) The trouble with us "Huming-Beans" is we're just too rooted in the same soil year after year--makes us sing off key I guess... Enjoy your orbit...Mike




Reviewed by John Leko	4/5/2008

...wise thoughts are well penned here...in hopes that all might read them. excellent Rainbow Starburst... John




Reviewed by JASMIN HORST SEILER	4/4/2008

You'll be alien to many, but once they gain your wisdom, there will be more of you, and then the only aliens will be those... wonderful and thoughtful write, thank you, and God bless! Jasmin Horst




Reviewed by Chantilly Lace	4/4/2008

Interesting indeed..stay safe and well...Hugsss

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