The world may be diverse, but synchronicity and harmony are possible. Prejudice makes people feel isolated and alone. Even though prejudice exists and cannot be ignored, people should come together and overcome the differences between them. After all, a colorful book is more attractive than a book with just one color.

Through Jasmine’s section of the poem, she hopes to convey the message that, ultimately, we have more similarities than differences; we can all unite as people to craft a collective story about humanity.

Miseng’s portion of work represents her hope for a more united world where all people, despite their differences, have a common identity — as global citizens — and protect the beautiful earth for not only themselves, but also their offspring. She calls on the world to work together in unity and harmony for a sustainable and peaceful shared future, and also to embrace diversity with respect.

Iman, who also composed the original piano music for the video, dedicates her section of the poem to the internal pain that manifests in people as a result of alienation. She believes it is only when we work together to create a better, more united society that this can finally come to an end.

Onkar’s work defines harmony. When combined with his cohort’s melodious poem, the animations he madeshow the beauty of the world around us if we cooperate and live peacefully, andwhat the world would be like if prejudice and discrimination were abolished.