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Us Against Mankind


The human race is very upsetting.

The gallons of blood, sweat, and tears must stop.

People make mistakes they start regretting.

Humans take everything over the top.

 

Wars against ourselves are pessimistic.

The entire world seems like it’s in hell.

Folks need love, shouldn’t be so ballistic.

Others feel trapped, always stuck in a cell.

 

Social media has folks distressing.

The news, the main stream apps has folks worry.

It’s okay though, we’re not done progressing.

Love takes no effort to be a hurry.

 

We destroy ourselves, us against mankind.

All people should love, never left behind.

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