Aren't We Human
Aren't We Human: Unveiling the Urgency of Compassion in a World in Crisis
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Is it morning, or is this still the night?
Reflecting on the uncertainty of the time, questioning whether it's morning or still night.
I wake up and I see no sign of light
Waking up to darkness, no visible signs of light, possibly metaphorical for a bleak situation.
Fighting, death, and hunger all around
Noticing the prevalence of conflict, death, and hunger in the surroundings.
Can any ray of hope be found?
Searching for any glimpse of hope amidst the challenges.
What happened to the beauty of our land?
Expressing concern about the degradation of the beauty of the land.
Sickness, floods and fires being fanned
Highlighting various disasters like sickness, floods, and fires affecting the environment.
I can see the Earth is dying
Observing the apparent decline of the Earth, possibly due to environmental issues.
And I hear our mothers crying
Hearing the sorrow of mothers, implying the emotional impact of the deteriorating situation.
Is this how it all will end?
Questioning if this is the inevitable end to all the challenges faced.
Aren't we human?
Pondering on the essence of humanity in the face of adversity.
Aren't they human?
Extending the question to include others, emphasizing shared humanity.
If we are human, let us be human
Advocating for embracing humanity and working together to save the world.
And save the world.
Stressing the urgency to take action and contribute to global salvation.
Hate is winning and gold feels mighty cold
Noting the prevalence of hatred and the perceived coldness of wealth.
Makes no difference if you're young or if you're old
Emphasizing the universality of desires for freedom, joy, and love, regardless of age.
We all want freedom, joy, and love.
Pointing out the paradox of desiring peace while experiencing the destructive impact of war.
Yet bombs fall from above.
Highlighting the harsh reality of bombs falling from the sky.
Aren't we human?
Reiterating the question about the essence of humanity in the face of adversity.
Aren't they human?
Extending the question to encompass others once again.
If we are human, let us be human
Reiterating the call for collective human action to save the world.
And save the world.
Underlining the urgency to work together for the betterment of the world.
There are never winners in a war
Asserting that there are no true winners in war, emphasizing the cost of conflict.
Let's remember what we are living for
Encouraging a remembrance of the true purpose of life during challenging times.
Not to hate somebody
Advocating against hatred and promoting the idea that humans are inherently made for love.
When we are made for love
Stressing the universal desire for peace and authenticity.
We all want peace and t'be ourselves
Expressing a commitment to reaching out and healing the wounds of the world.
I reach my hand across the land
Symbolically extending a hand across the land to promote unity and healing.
To heal our wounded hearts.
Expressing a desire to heal the emotional wounds of humanity.
Aren't we human?
Repeating the question about the essence of humanity.
Aren't they human?
Reiterating the inclusive nature of the question, acknowledging the shared human experience.
If we are human, let us be human
Emphasizing the need for collective human action to save the world.
And save the world.
Reiterating the call to save the world and work towards a better future.
The world, the world, the world.
Repeated emphasis on the importance of the world, possibly as a reminder of the stakes.
I am.
Simple affirmation of existence.
You are.
Acknowledging the existence of others.
We are.
Recognizing the collective identity of humanity.
Since we are human, let us be human
Concluding with a call to embrace humanity and actively contribute to saving the world.
And save the world.
Reiterating the urgent need for collective human action to save the world.
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