Darkness Before Dawn
Lately the world has been a dark place;
Both God and Science shake their heads in disgrace.
Though if God were real, would he create
A world so filled with pain and hate?
They say the Devil brings these to our world;
But we, the people, allow suffering to unfurl.
I wonder, if we were truly free,
Would we live in such misery?
We are trapped in this world by our own anger;
Putting ourselves and each other in danger.
If we could learn to get along together,
The sun could shine through this torrential weather;
But, I fear this day shall never arrive
As long as hatred is allowed to thrive.
As long as there’s darkness we must endure,
A peaceful existence cannot be ensured.
When this is a concept we can understand,
Maybe then we can live hand-in-hand.
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