My Land
Like a house beautiful painted
But empty in the inside
Or a room as immaculate
As freshly cleaned dishes
It seems so clear at first
The exterior seems so attractive
Until you get closer and see
It’s actually shining from the inside out
The more lovely the interior
The more genuine it is
Yet it is hidden under a grave
It is losing its beauty
And we don’t even know it
It has learned to live without love
The more you ask
The less I know
Everything fades away
And nothing is remembered
My children may never know where I come from
Who will save it from the Grim Reaper?
It has become desolation
The city of my childhood
Corruption has taken away what I’ve come to love
War has made me orphan
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