Utopia Has Come
She pleads for understanding
He refuses commanding
She change
They cry for acceptance
We are deaf to their prayers
They are beaten down
More and more
Layer after layer
Defiance grows from pain
Pain is a result of shame
We protest for equality, but
They are blind.
Society tells her different is okay
Yet oddity is judged
In this world,
We must find it in our hearts to forgive
But
Cruelty is unrelenting
It hopes to outlive amity
Woe to the unsullied
It is okay
When tortured souls
And grief-stricken wails
No longer pierce the air,
When the blood-stained water runs clear
And the anxiety is done,
We will live
As the agony ceases and dignity is returned
Faith is revived
And hearts all over pound
We begin to rebuild the walls that
Hate has broken down
Penitence is earned by fallen tears
The extermination of insanity is upon us
As harmony is restored in humanity
When it is completed
Silence is left
…..
Sighs of relief fill the air
The cataclysmic war is over
The age of chaos is done
A new and peaceful world is upon us
Utopia has come.
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