To be, or not to be,
Is the question,
A moral duty for the righteous
An enriched conversation
Spanning the entirety of humanity.
To be, or not to be,
Is the question,
A moral duty for the righteous
An enriched conversation
Spanning the entirety of humanity.
Green everywhere,
At the sight of verdant bliss
Oh, my heart yearns
For the fancy of forgotten memories.
The breeze beckons
And the hills call out
The sight of verdant bliss
Makes my heart yearn so.
The fancies of modern life
Forgotten, yet real
Pave the way
For the bliss of the moments to come.
While the necessary evils,
And the unburdened desires
They make themselves felt
As if they never left.
And right below that tar pit of deep-seated, conjured-up notions
Lay that elusive thing called blue skies,
Called happiness.
And all those unspoken thoughts and intentions,
The beauty of them,
Drowned by incessant chatter,
Resurface, when given a chance.