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So What If The World


So what if the world was filled with peacefulness, With no hopes, no desires, no dreams or aspirations, Then how could people better themselves without continuous motivation? So what if the world was showered with happiness No corruption, no abruption, no hostility, no animosity, Then how would people also be aware of their apathy? So what if the world was designed to only fit perfect people, Where immorality was nonexistent and all children were benevolently good for their parents sake, Then how could people gain more knowledge without learning from their mistakes? So what if the world lacked opinion and judgment With no freedom of speech, no insecurity, no wrongness, Then how would people know if their choices in life are a good or bad adjustment? So what if the world was overpopulated with wealthy and successful people With no poverty, with no good principle or lack of creed, Then wouldn’t you agree that the world would be of greed? Well, if I can enjoy life as a normal teenager, And accept the world filled with some unhappiness and danger, So that peace would come to the greater good as if the world unimaginably Desired the affection of the pressure to be or to come close to perfect And grow oblivious to the fact that the world is perfectly imperfect. I can and I have — learned to live with it.
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