Give me a resolution, I beg, I pray,
Give me a resolution, don’t make me wait another day.
Give me a resolution to poverty, oppression, to the people starving everywhere,
give me a resolution, one that shows you’re actually there.
Give me a resolution that is beyond myself,
one that puts food upon the hungry’s shelf.
Give me a resolution that sees land desecration as a worthy fight,
where Native American’s can appeal their treaties and lands on behalf of religious rights.
Give me a resolution, that is past narcissistic ways
but one that serves for peace between all who pray.
Give me a resolution to the civil war and mutiny,
one that stops rape and mutilation as a war strategy.
Give me a resolution that marks terrorists of the KKK,
that begins to acknowledge the epidemic of racism in the USA.
Give me a resolution that protects the earth we dwell
that acknowledges global warming and moves people to propel.
Give me a resolution that closes their eyes to immigration from the south,
but recognize those north of the border with degrees, the south actually helps.
Give me a resolution that distributes our resources equally,
not feeding what we have to cows and cattle but ensuring the world isn’t hungry.
Give me a resolution that sincerely battles sex trafficking,
one that builds up and supports women who are panicking.
Give me a resolution that sees wrong with who we encarciarate,
the mentally ill, the black, the priorly abused, but not the Penn State.
Give me a resolution that gives the homeless a shelter to live,
laws that provide for it’s people and give opportunity to uplift.
Give me a resolution, I beg, I pray.
Give me a resolution that doesn’t just affect today.
