Everyone as an equal

Shouting louder doesn’t make us right.

Having more money doesn’t make us more important.

What we wear isn’t of any relevance.

The expanse of our house isn’t a sign of significance.

The colour of our skin doesn’t make us superior or inferior.

Our gender doesn’t make us stronger or weaker.

Bigger or smaller is of no matter it’s just a measure of size.

There are 8 billion people and each of us are worthy and enough, neither superior nor inferior.

We are all just equal human souls no matter what and if we start with that then there is never a need to judge anyone. We can accept everyone as an equal.

Reflections in a river

Reflections in a river – by Philip Dodson

The sky clears
Lights twinkle in the city
The traffic creeps by
The people rush to
Who knows where

The people don’t notice
Stuck in their heads
Thinking about their world
What’s happening outside

They do not notice
Not seeing the passing river
Not noticing that it’s all
Just reflections in a river