What good have i wrought, I laugh to have learned,
the joy cannot come unless it is earned.
a pure expression of transitory sensation of bliss,
but often to achieve it he has to cross the dark abyss.
one can only achieve the beatitude, if he has struggled enough,
only if he comes upfront and does assassinate his fears.
an inner realization is due, humanity eons behind,
when will man learn the pure ethereal joy of the divine.
he stands atop the summit, having conquered all,
Alas! these materialistic things don't bring joy anymore, it's the love, my lord.
he yearns for the warms atop alone, he is cold and numb
but can't discover thee, the love and guidance to whom he'll succumb.
to soar in the land of happiness, to yearn his true inner peace,
he must aviate in the wonderland of love and serenity.
in the silence, images of his past, flash through his mind,
and he begs for redemption from the omniscient god for the things he cannot efface.
through the mist of darkness he sees a vision so radiant, so mystical,
with tenderness she caresses him and speaks,
"When all is lost, i shall exist; I'm hope, my child."