Those trivial declination and stern rejections that barricade our civic conscience from society bars us from developing ethical values that unite us as one. We choose to forgo the importance of respect and self-humility, often ready to reject and slow to reject. Relinquished of our human morals, we stand one foot sunk into the ground, waiting for salvation to seek you out. And here the cliched phrases speak more than man can do: If Mohammad doesn't go to the mountain, the mountain will have to go to Mohammad.

Somebody has to make the first move; not everyone can be Mohammad. We are an interracial society, spared from a particular ethnic densely populating our country, so let's embrace this fundamental uniqueness, to wake up our ideas and remember that even if you had chosen to be a Mohammad, you are not the same s/o ______. Different ideals, different ways but still one final motive.

I now know what to do when that lone girl stands waiting for people to displace money into her tin can.

Do what you say you will do (: