Sights of Mine.

Eravaash

I see light in the darkness.

I see the leaves fall.

I see the sun rise above the sky.

The heat enveloping us all.

 

I see the peace in a riot.

Scattered on the broken glass.

The children cry, yet sing.

Upon the starving mass.

 

I see the joy in anger.

The bloodlust for hate.

But I help the needy otherwise.

For help is never too late 

 

I see the divine in the unholy.

The blessed tainted with corrupt blood.

The sins that is the never pure.

To their eyes, deep buried in mud.

 

I see the love in abuse.

The correct in the Wrong.

The forgiveness in the inflicters.

For forgiveness never to long.

 

I see the shadows over the horizon.

And the sorrow in the soldiers beer.

Lay down, my child, and rest.

Close your eyes, and forget the evil, my dear.

  • Author: Eravaash (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 4th, 2017 18:54
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Comments3

  • LIGHT WARRIOR

    Very interesting....I understand you in many ways...We have to see the opposite of things in order to appreciate them correctly. Light & Darkness are equal and you cannot have anything good without respecting the fact that it may not last forever....Nice job

  • swingline

    I think I know where you are going here . One has to walk on both sides of the street to know the block .

  • Goldfinch60

    We need to know the bad to see the good. Good write,



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