CELECR8

Just by reading the title I expect the poem tells about a celebration of something or someone. The refrain is about the fact that we shouldn't discriminate against anyone or anything, about the fact that on Earth there is room for everyone and that we will all have to live together and peacefully and indeed, we will have to celebrate our differences because they are what make us unique. The first part talks about how nature created us different but why this is a natural condition given by the fact that we had to adapt to different climates to survive. It also speaks of religion, of the fact that instead of celebrating our God and appreciating the different divinities of the peoples we make wars that go against what our own gods believe. In the second verse he talks about how gender differences also distance us and how they are causes of violence especially against women. The speaking voice says that yes, we are the ying and the yang, and therefore admits that males and females have differences, but this does not mean that we cannot be well together and coexist peacefully in the same world. It also speaks of the importance of the elderly who, having lived before us, are bearers of so many truths that we do not know and thanks to their teachings we can be more aware of the reality that surrounds us and of what people have had to go through to be and have. what we are and have today. We must therefore respect them and not make fun of them. In the third verse he talks about how love is varied and not therefore wrong. Each person is free to feel emotions for those who want because love is that feeling that always wins over everything and breaks down the hatred of those people who cannot understand that this love is normal and beautiful.In the fourth verse he talks about not discriminating against people with disabilities because they understand what it means to be in their condition and what these people feel, offending them they only highlight their stupidity and superficiality. Instead there should be solidarity with these people and not discriminate and mock them.