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PERFECT!

 

Let the pain prevail,

Let the noble be betrayed by scale.

Let the peace be suppressed,

but Let the deep dark pain be expressed.


Let the godly crime,

and Let the criminal become prime.

Let unjust rule the world,

and Let the Just be curled.


Let the old suffer the patience before death,

and cry over the regrets until the last breath.

Let that little child scream out of hunger,

and a helpless mother's hug save it from death monger.


Let the birds fly, water flow. and sunshine

and Let us sigh and say I am fine.


Let my Qwest for the solution to this wonder,

be shattered by the bright thunder,

The brightness that can't be portrayed,

and thunder that can't be conveyed.


In the end,

I have a secret that needs to be kept

with all due respect

Everything is just perfect. 





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