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Sunflowers Lost in the World


The way we live, It's dangerous to walk alone, sleep at night,  Trust people. Our voracious greed for lust and pride, Can we share a meal or give a hug? The murderous crimes we make,  We grieve, mourn, suffer.  Why are we all insecure?  The way we look doesn't fit the press or set the stage.  There's alot of sins we created that cannot be undone, Some of us pray, some of us resin.  We rely on technology to babysit us, Yet we're still lost.  We're all sunflowers lost in a world filled with sorrow, complaints, lust, greed, pride, The only thing that completes us is the little happy things in our lives.  We're sunflowers lost in the world.
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