I got bored and just started writing without any particular topic of which to write, it ended up being an essay on equality, let me know what you think 
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It is my personal belief that all people are born with the same ability to manifest talent as each other, although circumstance may prove it difficult or even impossible for many if not the vast majority of the human race to do so under the current conditions of life upon a global scale. Whereas some people may be born with infirmities, deformities, and other restricting disorders in the most comfortable and affluent living situation, there are still some born in good health- or possibly even excellent health- within the epicentrum of poverty and crime; war, abnegation, and deprivation … it is all a matter of circumstance.
I’ve heard more than just a few people tell me of how this or that song has such a deep influence upon their lives, and how it contains an abstract and often metaphysical connection to the emotion of which the writer was trying to release. People tend to feel that these “artists” are something greater than the average person being as their ability to display emotion through one medium or another is more evident and often easily manifested then the common “lay-person”. This I believe is a farce …each and every person has a story to tell, the majority just not knowing how to (or for that matter, having a medium through which to) tell it.
No one person is borne into sin with a gift from anything earthly or supernatural. Before circumstance takes hold of our lives … before we are even in existence we are all equal in ability- and were we to attain perfection we would be equal during our physical existence as well (this is not to say that there is a non-physical existence hitherto the physical, because I do not believe that there is)- during the time which we spend living we may not be “equal” in the eyes of humans, but to one who’s superiority is so greatly vast compared to ours our imperfection and unequivalencies are so minuscule that they are incomparable, thus making as once again as equals to our fellow human.
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It is my personal belief that all people are born with the same ability to manifest talent as each other, although circumstance may prove it difficult or even impossible for many if not the vast majority of the human race to do so under the current conditions of life upon a global scale. Whereas some people may be born with infirmities, deformities, and other restricting disorders in the most comfortable and affluent living situation, there are still some born in good health- or possibly even excellent health- within the epicentrum of poverty and crime; war, abnegation, and deprivation … it is all a matter of circumstance.
I’ve heard more than just a few people tell me of how this or that song has such a deep influence upon their lives, and how it contains an abstract and often metaphysical connection to the emotion of which the writer was trying to release. People tend to feel that these “artists” are something greater than the average person being as their ability to display emotion through one medium or another is more evident and often easily manifested then the common “lay-person”. This I believe is a farce …each and every person has a story to tell, the majority just not knowing how to (or for that matter, having a medium through which to) tell it.
No one person is borne into sin with a gift from anything earthly or supernatural. Before circumstance takes hold of our lives … before we are even in existence we are all equal in ability- and were we to attain perfection we would be equal during our physical existence as well (this is not to say that there is a non-physical existence hitherto the physical, because I do not believe that there is)- during the time which we spend living we may not be “equal” in the eyes of humans, but to one who’s superiority is so greatly vast compared to ours our imperfection and unequivalencies are so minuscule that they are incomparable, thus making as once again as equals to our fellow human.
You've gotten the point across...Very true.