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Who Get To Decide?


Simeon Austin David Pangu Who gets to decide what's right and wrong? Is it society, with its laws so strong? Or perhaps the leader, with their power supreme? Do we trust in ourselves, to follow our own dream? Some say the answer lies within divine will, Others argue reason, and a mind so still. But in this world of complexity and strife, The truth remains elusive, shrouded in life. For every choice we make, every path we take, There's always someone who will choose to debate. And though we may never find a single truth, The power to decide lies within each of us, in our own proof. So let us stand firm, in our own beliefs, With courage and wisdom, and an unwavering heart. For in the end, the decision is ours, To shape our lives, and determine our course.
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