High School Castes

As we grow up, there's things we're told,
Of right, of wrong of rules of equality,
We're told not to judge,
We're told not to segregate,
No racism, no sexism,
No nothing at all,
But then you get into High School.

Freshmen enter, looking up to their peers,
Instead they receive a slap in the face,
Sophomores begin to realize the war,
They notice how one grade thinks better of itself,
Juniors begin to fight the war,
Heatedly contesting those above them,
Seniors believe they own the war,
And that's the final word.

The same thing happens with houses,
Avoid hating specific races,
Mix and work alongside them,
See you're not different after all,
Instead you can learn to hate people you know,
Make them stand for an enemy.

It's all in fun,
It's all educational,
Competition is healthy,
Come on, get into the spirit.