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It was not to be Forgotten...


You Perished and Pleaded But he kept you alive When hope was dead and you bled He healed and you Forgot... You had not bread to eat He gave you food and heat You shivered without ample shelter He gave you a palace and you Forgot... You wanted a town to rule He gave you a Empire, very vast Your position was bad in a deadly duel He made you win and you forgot You didn't forget the ordinary, but God You forgot what was not to be... You have forgotten the wrong powers Don't come to ask why I believe in Allah
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Muhammad Siraj Ulhaq

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