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I live a life so profound 

Going about my business in my town

And I don’t judge anyone

But so many do, 

You can see by their glances 

And hear by their hushed tones

That they are judging those

Who seem so different to them,

I am wondering how and when 

We can get a message through

To these women and men.

For they represent domestication 

And we want to help them

With the demystification 

That they are living in,

They are buying the illusion

That have been fed since they were children.

Question everything to see if it fits 

Just don’t keep accepting 

Everything that your told,

You have your own mind 

So be strong and bold,

And define your life 

Within justice and right,

You can decide to live in the dark

Or to move into the light

And leave behind anger, judgement and spite,

But I prefer to help those in need with their plight.

I live a life so profound 

Going about my business in my town

And I don’t judge anyone

But so many do

And I feel sorry for you

If this is something that you choose to do.