The Rolling Stone
The Rolling Stone
The Sun rose in the mornings
Sending smiles and greetings
To the dawn of a new day
For us to rise well and gay
To usher in new hopes and love.
Yet, the smell of moral death
Pervades wasteland of our heart
And saints grieve awfully:
Our decadence not properly
Caged in the bowels of time.
The green light of love stands lame,
Our conscience in swirling rolling flame
As humanity slides toward decay
Like automn leaves burnt to waste
And our standards ruduced to ashes.
The bleeding face of strife questions
Civilization of its driven notions;
Whether it's domicile in alters of Baal,
The prized agent in the court of Kal.
Or don't we honour nemesis?
Nonetheless, adorable smile of Nature
Drown these complexes to nurture
Compassion, empathy in relationships
In good stead to stir the moral ship
To a right course in the affairs of man.
The contradictions that assault
In the courtyard of minds ought
To reveal hidden unity in us
Without grinding the crux of source
For adventure to spheres of bliss.
