What a Lovely Day

What a lovely day Pollution turning our sky to a lovely grey With splendid touch of waste In rivers, oceans, and lakes Oh what a pleasure, it pleases Observing the spread of cunning diseases What a lovely day Forests and jungles happily dying, on the ground they lay Surviving delightful pain as they ponder About dreadful animals going into extinction As they did exist, perhaps only in fiction What a lovely day Splendid discrimination towards each other A pleasurable passion, saying "I'm superior" to one another Different in colors but in the same race But torn apart by racism, what an amusing disgrace What a lovely day Watching the world's pleasant ending Overdosing a joyful death, but all depending On the people of the horrendous tomorrow Filling our days with charming sorrow What a lovely day I would love to say When I see this present do its best To put all the world's problem's at rest