Heal The World


He said "put me in jail"
I want to go to gaol
I am homeless 
And harmattan makes me ail
I don't think of many troubles
Than others of me out there of miserables 

Harmattan will soon be gone
But that doesn't fill the gap
At present has made lips chap
Don't be so gape
Such is its effect woebegone 
But still have got to hold my brawn 

Help me 
Harbour me
Trace to peace
For humanity's grace
You are our friends
Don't treat me a stranger in disguise

I sought for safety
But am in disdain 
Discovering my properties are missing
I thought I was welcome with alacrity 
While asleep thirsty 
Your acts bind people's adverse chain 

There is a popular myth
That the word 
Originated as an acronym for 'ship high in transit'
A supposed nautical phrase pith
But its origin is untrue to be a truth
More older past ages to treat 

There are trustworthy officers
Many then have service zeal 
They all aim the world heal
Far away from the abusers
But while they abused their lagacies 
Make atrocities enjoy no justifiable appeal
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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