I wish I can change the world
When I see a mother walking Down the streets, is winter and she looks warm from head to toe
But the boy who’s hand she is holding... he looks cold. He wears no hat or scarf only a jacket... she is walking down so fast
But the little boy is not because he
Is just being dragged.
I wish I can change the world
When I walk around my neighborhood and see the homeless... I always think if they are hungry, if they are to warm or to cold or maybe just feeling hopeless.
I wish I can change the world
When I see a drug addict holding a sign “will work for food,” we all know that’s not true.
But at least he asked to work. If it’s for food or for his drugs it’s better than asking every person he sees for a free $1.
I wish I can change the world
There are so many things I would be able to change including racism, hate, the bullying, and the threat,
This is a world of humans... just one race, whether we are white or black, short or tall, thin or fat... we are just that... the human race.
—Luz Lopez
About the Creator
Luz Lopez
I was born in P.R in 1964. At age 16 my mother sent me to live with my aunt in the beautiful state of CT.
Between the ups and downs during my life, I found words to describe my feelings. I
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