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A Forgotten Beauty


Murder, rape, mayhem. Is that all there is to this world? It’s certainly all there is to the news. History tells us the same story. Murder, rape, mayhem. But most of it is disguised as glory, righteousness, chivalry. Only the winners tell the story. People have forgotten the good in this world. Beauty, peace, majesty. Nature goes unappreciated, destroyed on purpose even. They must be reminded before it’s all gone. This world is doomed without it.
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