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The World I See


The world I see is full of tragedy Mind blowing catastrophes when expected least, When we look away for a better We're inspired by the hope of a beautiful sum, Then intimidated by the hate in few Dark skies, sick nature, and scared people Is the world I see. The world I hear is full of noise Loud with prominence like a man fierce in his goals Sounds of progress, and achievements awarded with a smile Bright sounds that mute the terror we see on a basis Implementation and craziness Is the world I hear. The world I know is breached with distrust and How men could build mountains and pyramids Yet destroy them if temptation and abhorrence told them so I know corruption also conspiracies, unproved theories, and scandals I also know people created them I also know the world is full of people and The world I know is breached with distrust These descriptive worlds all influence me what not believe in and to always hope for Bright blue skies, Like in the world I dream where ethnicities want to join hands And people want to ameliorate nature. When I close my eyes, I smile And think of this fictional world And dream a little more, About how soon, This world, Will one day be The world I see.
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