Your Way, Our Way, The Truth" is a poignant poem that communicates the challenges faced by the Aboriginal people of Australia and their struggle to preserve their culture and traditions. Written by an Indigenous author, the poem is divided into three parts that represent different perspectives on the ongoing cultural tensions between non-Indigenous and Indigenous Australians.

In the first section, "Your way," the author describes how Indigenous cultures have been marginalized and pushed aside by the imposition of Western values and beliefs. The author uses imagery to convey the loss of language, customs, and spiritual beliefs that Aboriginal people have experienced due to the policies of assimilation enforced by the Australian government in