Contradictory Comparisons: The Continually Rivaled Cultural Styles

They vs. We
They dance around like a monkey race
We refuse to apply putrid paint to our face

They have a culture with meaningless ideals
We do not agree with their religious appeals

They wear the rags of old potato sacks
We always wear clean clothes on our backs

They sport clothes of superfluous desire
We prefer to bear more modest attire

They refuse to accept our education tools
We live by societies civil rules

They try to confine the culture we maintain
We continue to refuse theirs which is vain

Who is we and who are they
Rival societies we continue to stay

The Dance
The dance of beautiful design
Look towards the sky, our desires flow
Living long after we resign
Our souls in nature we have bestowed

We are the blend between human and earth
They hold our beliefs to be inane
The bond never broken even after death from birth
The outcasts must refrain

The meaning behind our dance is deep
Singing for a kill whose bounty we reap
Outsiders abstain from the culture we keep
Theirs is shallow and emotionally cheap

The Formal
Look at the house and the clothes we adorn
Mended, neat, and never torn

A civilized society we hold standard
Our societies’ system they have slandered

Dirty design doubles as dress
For our Indian rivals out in the west

Their dirty dance denotes destruction
We only desire creative construction

Their deviant deeds destructively distressing
Our desire to help continually repressing

Better behavior is believed to be best
They have many issues to which we must address

Real resistance requires reconstruction
We must be responsible for their society’s destruction

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