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I Send My Heart To Japan

Once again the Supreme Player has dealt the unfortunate card From the famine in my lands To the quakes in Haiti, and the other parts Then the floods in Australia Now the quake in Japan I wonder what to make of these times In the meantime, I’m just gonna be glad to be alive And send my heart to those who survived Sorry for the greatest loss of your time My kind and I will each lend a hand in kind Continue to see yourself as worthy in the eyes of your creator For such are the shortcomings of nature Even we human beings who’re meant to be better, ...always falter Even the machines we make with our acute intelligence, ...always have their failures It’s not time to point fingers of blame It’s time to offer tonnes of help Even he who has help worth only a feather’s weight Will find his place in the plaque of gratitude ...For helping restore the better days The past is what was The present is the gift we’ve been waiting for We must now make profit of the achievements we harnessed in yester days For today is for the purpose of manufacturing a better day It is so hard to move forward while fixated with the scenery passed So please to all of us in misfortunes of a kind Let’s carry on ahead and take from the past ....only the wealth of better lessons and faith For as sure as one step ahead of the next will make us progress Tomorrow is sure to erase all the sorrows and regrets ...and all the pains of yester days Be keen, on your face a better smile to paint Be keen, in your heart a better feeling to pump Be keen, in your mind a better lesson to plant Be keen, in your present a better experience to deserve Be keen, in your future a better result to forecast

Copyright © | Year Posted 2011




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