Let Love Love Us All Poem by Lungelo S. Mbuyazi

Let love love us all,
For it is us who chose it be
Of a certain tribe and race,
As if we are to win a race

Let love love us all.
Let it be for us all
Not for them only,
For He loved us all.
Did I say, "us only"?
Yes, He loves us all.

Who are you to say that
I'm not supposed to be loved?
Is it because I'm black?
Or I'm white and you're black?

Let love love us all.
Who painted you? If you know,
That menkind were painted?
Tell me, of an artist, that
Left you white and unpainted?

Is it the One,
Who named the sunrise a morning?
It is the One,
Who said that space is time?
For nor man can understand time.

Is it the One, who made us
Share blood pressure?
Is it the One, who made us
Share blood phenotypes?

Is my blood blacken than yours?
Is my blood whiter than yours?
Tell me, if you know,
That your blood is red
And mine is not red.

Let love love us all.
Do you have your own bank
Of air you breath?
Shall I breath my own oxygen
That you cannot breath?

Who said evolution
Is revolutionary?
Tell me, of someone
Who saw the creation of an atom.
Talk to me not of evolution
As if it were revolutionary.

Why hate your fellow men?
Why kill your fellow men?
Why love your colour only
Not your fellow countrymen?
Why love you colour only
Not your fellow countrymen?

Let love love us all!
Let love conquer it all.
Let it be for us all.
Let it be not for us only.