We Are All The Same

We all have a beating heart

We all drink the milk from our mothers

We all grow to educate our minds

We all dance to celebrate life

We all sleep to get the rest we need

We all get frustrated when things don’t go the way we thought they should.

We all instinctively push forward to make a better life for ourselves.

We all at times give up, let go, fall on our face and cry.

We all get angry.

We all claim the victories in our lives

We all appreciate the beauty of the earth

We all celebrate those we love who have passed on.

We do this because we are human beings living on this earth, and it is our instinct to do so.

We are all thoughtfully handcrafted by the Great Creator of Life.

We are all the same.

-Dory Tucker

Photograph By: Elly Johnson

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