To Our Mother Tornado, Teatro V!da Emmy Cepeda, Jasmine Jimenez, Keila Matos, and Zoe April Martinez (Facilitated by Magdalena Gomez)   Our Mother came to clean up a disaster:   Isolation. To join our hands and create the city we all want: security, connection, cleanliness, beauty fresh-feeling parks where we enjoy freedom. City of equality. to let go of egos and begin at the bottom.   Our Mother came to clean up a disaster:   Ignorance. “They’re just kids” you say we don’t know what we want but when we talk we are ignored; now it’s our turn to speak. You had your chance. Empty streets scream fear. People feel insecure in their own homes.   Our Mother came to clean up a disaster:   Fear. Our Mother, helping her children the North and the South make peace, work together like they should to help our city be reborn. She gave us a blank page so we can draw colorful streets full of lights, clean and beautiful.   Our Mother came to clean up a disaster:   Domination. This is not a game, no more fighting for trophies on the wall. We stand for our home, our city; we see her She wants change; productive change. Now I stand for my home, my city.   Our Mother came to clean up a disaster.   Good people the city wants our well-being her family engaged in daily change from neighborhood to neighborhood   When I hear “impossible” I say, “I’m Possible” Everything is possible. We are possible.   Let us destroy deception and hypocrisy.   Name is of no value here- We need Action, Voice, Conviction. An impossible vision placed perhaps above monetary gain but never above the People’s desire for justice.