I cried today…
Just to know my country can go the right way to go instead of seeing just doe.
I cried today…
To finally see that more see me for me and I can be who I want to truly be.
I cried today…
When I saw black and white together on what’s right and willing to fight.
I cried today…
When the liberty bell was rung and a civil right was won without the need for a gun.
I cried today…
Because the dream one man can truly stand with black, white, Latino, and Asian all hand in hand.
I cried today…
Not because a Democrat he is nor Republican he will be, but just because he is American like me.
I cried today…
We looked past those differences, came to our senses and believe Americans are the majority consensus.
I cried today…
Not because everything is perfect, but because we are working for it; if you are American you must adore it.
I cried today…
Because I can truly say: It’s not the color of my skin that matters anyway. It’s the American Way.
I cried today…
They were tears of joy, that whether girl or boy, we have no time to play with America like a toy.
I cried today…
To know that the “majority” has no color, but are all my sisters and brothers and we are all children of an American mother.
I cried today…
That for once I think people may see me for me, being all that I can be. Being the best American I can be.
I cried today…
This letter is for you, whether you’re black, white or blue. Pass this on if you are an American too…
I cried for America today, but not because of a race won. Because Dr. Martin Luther King would have probably said: You know…it may be almost done. Let’s come together America.