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Human Being


Human Being Human, human being, A delicate being He laughs with you And the face displays this As a sign of true friendship. But the mind conceals the truth He dare not reveal to you, For you will be able to know Whether he is a true friend or a foe. But he doesn't want you to know that My friend, beware of man! Don't give him total friendship, For, he may be your enemy. Don't regard him your enemy, For, he may have for you true friendship. The mind is a darker room: Yes, than the darkest night. What it conceals Remains concealed. And what it reveals May not be it's true state. So, rely on God, The Lord of the world. And He will deliver you. He will show your the best route. Thanks.
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