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Blinded By Sight


The night sky is as innocent as a daytime cloud To nature this is understood to nature this is sound However, we are enveloped by a mindset quite more diverse Our minds are blinded by sight, oh what a curse A savage beast is more acceptable than any tamed creature As long as it's beautiful and has an innocent feature As foolish as it sounds, this is how we live, this is what we breathe Without even thinking, this is what we believe On this belief different ideas are given and different ideas are shared But most of the time we only end up conceptually impaired Among these some will snicker and some will laugh And some will yell and unleash all kinds of wrath Some others seek indifference and remain quite blithe But being only human, I wonder if you can honestly decide A decision to say whether something is correct or not At this all are eager and ready to input their thought Though before you to decide something wrong from right You need to no longer be blinded by sight
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