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One World's Answer


 

We say, “The world needs a proper fix.”

But we see two different solutions

As good and evil mix

With multi-collisions

We want the world to be perfected

Yet, the human race is not

Our true selves are rejected

Shrunk, to an insignificant little dot  

One who tries not to be caught

Are many who desire to be seen

The past has fought

To keep the earth clean

Washing away the dirt of frustration

To kill the terror that haunts our backyards

Every country should join as a nation

And if we play the right cards,

 Together we shall see the truth

Not the lies we believe,

But the obvious proof

 Finally, our worries will be relieved

So I want there to be peace

Till a compromise is reached

Good must teach its value

Evil must learn the consequences

It causes me and you

Ha! We’ve now broken the iron fences

That concealed us for so long

So our goals we shall achieve

Now it’s clear, the difference between right and wrong

Yes, the present shall lead!

Leaving a map for the future to follow and succeed.

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