Unchanged resilence
In this cruel world, I stand alone A minority's burden, it's all I've known Discrimination's weight, heavy as stone My existence, a battle to atone The streets are rough, the hate is loud My skin, my name, draws an angry crowd But I refuse to cower, to be bowed I'll rise above, with courage endowed Each step I take, a fight to be free To break the chains, to rewrite the decree My voice, a weapon, my spirit, the key In this cruel world, I'll carve my legacy Through trials and fire, I forge my way, Defying the darkness, I will not sway. Their words may cut, their fists may bruise, But I am more than the pain they choose. Their walls are high, built on their fears, Yet I stand strong, despite the jeers. For every wound, I find my might, For every tear, I burn more bright. I walk with pride, no shame, no doubt, My truth too fierce to be shut out. With every heartbeat, I claim my space, A soul unchained, a life embraced. The world may scorn, but I remain, A fire that rises beyond their chain. No hate can break, no storm undo, The strength within—the strength of you.
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