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AMAN


Crying in the face of indifference...
A mental breakdown has assumed control;
And society has followed
 
Can this mess that demands your conformity;
Ever lead you to satisfaction?
I wonder how, now.
 
Such disgust wells up in my stomach, in my throat.
I must relieve this sickness or die before you all.
Unsincerity in all that it has become,
The power of truth ducks away - embarrassed
 
Do you really believe in this radical departure of love and peace?
A foolish trade for just ONE MOMENT?
A gush of water ripping it from the decay that connects it to our world.
 
So I say, "Let this disease have it's day, let it live for the moment,
Cuz' tomorrow it will be gone and
WE SHALL CARRY ON in
Aman~
 
 
yvonne renee moore
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