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Though I walk through the darkness, there is light.
Though I look upon the face of evil, I see no evil.
Though the sun rises and sets,
The sky is always there.
Though I walk through the valley, I can't seem to find the path.
Thought the moon is only seen at night, it is there in the daylight.
Though the cup is halfway empty, it is still halfway full.
Though the tree sways in the wind, the roots stay grounded.
Though the Earth is said to rotate, I seem to stand still.
Though love is kind, love can hurt.
Though the sun burns furiously, we could not exist without it.
Though we can only see with our eyes open, somehow we can see dreams.
Though you see yourself in the mirror, there is only one you.
Though I walk through the shadows, I can see clearly.
Though one can control their actions, one can't control their heart.
And although we are alive, we cannot live forever.

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