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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