Celebr8

Starting from the title I expect the poem to be about the celebration of something, but I don't know what. What if the last part of the title is a number (8), the word that is rapresentated is ''celebration''.

The poem is arrenged into 13 stanzas, with 8 verses each. There is not a recular rhyme pattern.

The first stanza is an hymn to the world's diversity, and against discrimination, in this stanza the speaking voice invites the reader to appreciate the diversity. This stanza is repeated every two.

In the second stanza the speaking voice tells why we have different color of skin, the cause is teh melanine, so it is stupid discriminate someone for this thing, because the only thing that change is the quantity of melanine.

The third stanza tells about God and religion, the speaking voice invites to celebrate the different of our faiths.

Then he first stanza is repeated.

In the fourth stanza the speaking voice speaks about the difference between the two sexs, and how for a woman may be difficul have an equal life, but mwn and women are like yen, and yan, so they need each others.

In the fifth stanza the speaking voice invites to not discriminate older peolpe, and have respect for them , because everybody will be older.

Then the first stanza is repeated again.

In the seventh stanza the speaking voice tells about the diversity in the sexual's field, and that everytime people have to specificate if they are gay, straight or bisexual, and we have to put us into a specific category.

In the stanza 8the speaking voice tells about how being trans is a need of someone to define their own identify, and that they need more right and privacy.

The first stanza is repeted again.

The stanza 10 is about how disability people need equal opportunity, they don't deserve to be excluded, because their disability is not a problem.

In the eleventh stanza the speaking voice tells about how nobody know the refuged people's problem, so nobody can judged them, we don't know their plight, they only need a place to live.

Finelly the first stanza is repeted again.

This poem is an hymn againt the judgment and discrimination, the speaking voice invites to celebrate the difference between all of us.