“I Don’t See”
I don’t see color.
I don’t see you, I don’t see me.
I see us. I see people who are special and
unique.
People that are brown, peach, dark, and
even red.
I see us being able to walk together and
play together hand-in-hand.
I don’t see color.
I don’t see you, I don’t see me.
I see kids playing of different races.
Colleagues that are men and women talking
from various ages.
I see us. I see people who are special and
unique.
I don’t see color.
I don’t see you, I don’t see me.
I see those who are able and those who are
not.
I see those who are at the bottom and those
who are on top.
Most importantly I see respect among those
that can and cannot.
I don’t see color.
I don’t see you, I don’t see me.
I see us. I see people who are special and
unique.
Kayla,
ReplyDeletel like your poem. It displays many different aspects that we try to teach in the classroom as anti bias advocates. I think you put some great thought and emphasis.
Kayla,
ReplyDeleteI think this is a great poem! This is what we should work towards when we think of diversity!