(One look. One verdict). (I saw the shell… I missed the soul). I treated faces like evidence in court, Judge and jury in a battle I didn’t start. Didn’t matter what lived behind the eyes, I was viewing the world through a inherited lie. Thought it was instinct, thought it was natural law, But it was fear humming deep in the jaw. Carrying a weight that wasn’t my own skin, Locked the door before I let the human in. But what if the rust breaks off the chest? What if we put the gavel to rest? Not the sweet pretend, not the fake parade, But the kind of love where the soul gets paid. What if we just LOVED EVERYBODY? (Not to look good). What if we just LOVED EVERYBODY? (Just to be understood). Not to be right. Just to be free. To strip it all clean and finally see. What if we just LOVED EVERYBODY? Nobody’s born with a weapon in the hand, We learn the borders, we memorize the land. Stories of “who belongs” and “who is safe,” I asked the ghosts: “Why am I holding this hate?” No answer came back. Just the silence of the dead. So I evicted the tenants living in my head. Start messy. Start awkward. But keep it real. Stop scanning for the threat and start to feel. Loving you is my REBELLION. My refusal to keep the sickness alive! I choose humanity over habit! I choose the breath over the verdict! It might shake you. (Let it shake you!) It might wake you. (Let it wake you!) Good. Let the heart lead where the eyes can’t go! What if we just LOVED EVERYBODY? (Clean the spirit). What if we just LOVED EVERYBODY? (Drop the armor). Not to be right. Just to be free. To strip it all clean and finally see. What if we just LOVED EVERYBODY? We start small. One moment. One human. One act. (Connection over conditioning). (One act of love at a time).
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