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Poem Three

This document discusses discrimination and lack of equality. It notes that people discriminate based on religion, color, nationality, gender and other attributes but that these attributes do not determine a person's character. It argues that humanity's biases create problems and that true equality has not yet been achieved, as some still do not see our shared humanity.

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Poem Three

This document discusses discrimination and lack of equality. It notes that people discriminate based on religion, color, nationality, gender and other attributes but that these attributes do not determine a person's character. It argues that humanity's biases create problems and that true equality has not yet been achieved, as some still do not see our shared humanity.

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 Repetition used

 Rhyming
 Emotive
 Rhetorical
 Discriminating
Harozina
 Imperatives
Discriminative Equality

Muslim, Catholic, Atheist, yellow, black, white, men, women, and children. We were all born
discriminate about genders, etc.

to this world for a purpose, yes, but is this the world we were destined to obtain? A world
Talks about comments people

full of discrimination, biased by our religion, colour, nationality, and gender. Is this really
something that will forever be bearable? Or are others just too blind to see what is our real
purpose in this world?

Being a Catholic does not automatically make you a good person. Being white does not
make you rich, nor does it give you full rights to everything. Being an Asian does not make
you smart, being a man does not give you power, and being a child does not make you
innocent. Man is such a grave fool; yet some are simply pure loons. Biased by ourselves, we
turn to those who have power, fame, fortune; looking beyond reality, and creating the true
problem with humanity.

But I don't know. That's just me, I'm only a human being, and I have my own opinions. But
who knows? Maybe one day, people like you will find a slight sense of humanity. Until then,
don't you dare ever say that we are the same.

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