Unblemished Humanity
What would I change?
The poverty, the suffering, the illness
The society's customary judgement toward uniqueness
The homeless. the starving
The suicidal souls who are stranded.
I would help them, give them light
A blinding sun, a future just as bright
A chance to prove they have what it takes
To change the world and alleviate their aches.
I would conquer the unconquerable
The monster that's called cancer.
Give the children hope, the future, our tomorrow
Fill their hearts with faith, extinguish all their sorrow.
An aspiration of an unblemished humanity
Getting rid of all insanity.
So many things that I would change...
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