If I Were Not a Piece of Pebble

This world is very rough and has edges which are very sharp 
Upon doing a little mistake you will be harmed immensely 
Or pull you down and cut you into sizes 
As they don’t know forgiveness nor they know revenge is a bloody word 
All these things happen because of their immaturity and 
For the ignorance that they nurture a lot 
Trees, flowers and rain shout at me and say I am wrong 
I tell them I have a strong desire 
And I wish my desire to be right was immediately fulfilled 
But how can I? As I have seen rolling down from hills to valleys 
From valleys to footpaths and sideways of roads 
Burning, tearing and spilling of fresh blood 
Here I find no wisdom, no sages i see to live 
Quick money is wanted by everyone without going through any hardship 
Everybody is blunt and all over here is the darkness of ferocity 
Yet upon this cruel piece of land I become round and smooth 
After every fall and collide I shun my claws and teeth 
And shine brightly to pleasure the eyes of haughty and pride 
 And all these would not been possible 
If I were not born before you all and roll for centuries after centuries 
If I were not a piece of rock and later a piece of pebble
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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