I’m in a daze

Thinking about snow days

Powder and flakes

Falling from the sky

Hot chocolate and cakes

And baking pies

Making a snowman

For breakfast pancakes in a pan

Snow ball fight

That lasts all night

Today I’m thinking about tomorrow

And how the snow will flow

There’s just one problem

That makes me glum

What makes me fret

They haven’t called a snow day yet.

Human rights are part of our every day life, but we don’t always notice. In fact, most take it for granted. Everyday people don’t usually notice, but our every step, move, and choice are because of human rights. Without these things, life as we know it would be just a memory. The 30 rights are more than just words on paper, although that is what they are. They are what get us through the day without being enslaved, tortured, spied on, or having our country turned to a dictatorship. They let us marry, divorce, learn, and have a freedom to express ourselves. Human rights lets you do things you might not be able to if the UN hadn’t come together to make the Universal Declaration. Human rights are the only thing that brings all humans together with a common law. Human rights are made of bans and freedoms, safety and protection, life and death.

Human rights are made of us.