Hurting our souls



Darkness and sorrow
The inhabitants of the earth
What a wonder we get from them
In our dwellings

We call disaster into our lives
Tongues we don’t hold are destructive
We value fantasy
Our dignity lowered
Our souls adversely affected

The world isn’t worth our lives
The more we pay attention to greed
The worst our lives become
And the causative oblivious

We call disaster into our lives
Tongues we don’t hold are destructive
We value fantasy
Our dignity lowered
Our souls adversely affected

How good are we
If we can’t work on it, the world
We turn against our neighbors
Love on everyone’s lips not shown

We call disaster into our lives
Tongues we don’t hold are destructive
We value fantasy
Our dignity lowered
Our souls adversely affected

The wise suffer more than less-privileged
Emotions and unnecessary behaviors
They are sensitive to destroy souls
Fools not knowing where the world heads

We call disaster into our lives
Tongues we don’t hold are destructive
We value fantasy
Our dignity lowered
Our souls adversely affected

Mouth which keeps bad words
And say the necessary
The owner is intelligent
Random talk you call intelligence is foolishness

We call disaster into our lives
Tongues we don’t hold are destructive
We value fantasy
Our dignity lowered
Our souls adversely affected







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