Nothing Is RightA Poem by OlumegbonJust a bit of my perception
The hope and quick disappointment,
The joy of birth and tears of death, The green feelings and withered love, The smooth relationships and painful heartbreak, The deep trust and sudden betrayal, The sacrifices and efforts that vanishes in vain, The lies told to put bread on the table, Would that be a sin? Or a means of survival? The ones we deceived just to look righteous, Scared of their response to our flaws, The self-guilt it conceived in us, A burden we carry forever, The hard-work and daily stress in the pursuit of vanity, Nothing is right, How do you feel when you take a life? Lie to a brother? Steal from a friend? Hurt a lover? Disappoint a mother? Betray a partner? Deceive a congregation? Loot from a nation? But we don't feel, we just do it, Concerned only about our welfare, Even the flesh betrays the soul sometimes, Maybe the afterlife holds the answers, That's a mystery we would never come back to tell, I'm human so I may be wrong, But my perspective still insists, That in this life of ours, Nothing is right © 2015 OlumegbonAuthor's Note
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