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Dear United States of America,

So you think we're fighting prejudice?
...

You come running up,
rubbing against me.
So willing to give love.
Needing to be loved.
...

I need you to know that it's not over for me.
You think that I'm okay because I'm on the meds but that's not always the case.

I need you to know that sometimes I have bad days and it's not my fault.
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La Mia Mamma
La mia mamma ha data la luce a me,
e per questo sono grata.
Simpatica era lei,
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7.

You are so wonderful, words can not express,
how much you've done for me and how you've saved me from distress.

I hope I can show the world what you've done for me,
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What hurts the most is that you are supposed to be my friend,
but you treat me like a foe.

Don't you see I love you? Yet you drive me crazy.
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I am a cat.
Silent and distant,
I stand apart from the others.
Different from them, I sometimes give others the feeling that I am cold.
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Dear Mom,
I'm only a teenager.
I can't deal with your problems especially when you refuse to help with
mine.
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I am no one.
Nobody chooses to see me.
Beneath the waves of my depression I lie in deep slumber.
It is oh so easy to wake me but no one bothers to try.
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I wake up into a dream every morning.
I'm standing in a crowded room and everyone is laughing and smiling.
It's like one big party.
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There are times Lord where I want to stop living.
I am overcome with guilt and shame.
I want love but my family can't give me that.
I wonder why you allow this to happen, but the truth is...
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Dear United States Of America, So You Think We'Re Fighting Prejudice?

Dear United States of America,

So you think we're fighting prejudice?

I don't deny that we are trying,
but we are failing miserabley.

Why do we make a Women's day but not a Men's day?
Why do we have African-American Scholarships and Hispanic Scholarships, but not White Scholarships?

Why do we call ourselves 'Americans' instead of United
Statesians when people in Brazil have the same right to use that term
as we do?

Why do we still use slurs like 'retarded' even though we know that people don't choose to be held back or mentally disabled?
Why do we call people 'dorks' even though there are countless stories of 'dorks' who kill themselves because they just can't take it anymore?

Why do we seek to fight division with division?

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