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Justice of the Wind

Hist please as speechless seas For the wind sometimes touch you But you're senseless Can't you feel the warmth that one stranger want to share? He wants to be your fellow But your eyes seems don't care The first time you glimpse at his soul It seems you've seen an ugly beast To whom you hated it as fatally snake Can't you see the beauty that can't be seen by thine eyes? He wants to be a friend But your heart as cold as ice To queen of night you promise that your judgement equal Your prayers and words means a helping hand Swear the world that your love profound But can't you hear the pulse of his heart? He wants justice But you give lies that he was the doer of the crime Here I stand in the midst of chaos To my left, the wind, that eyewitness the crime The wind care and its love genuine The wind sheds tears so do I as we look up the sky And I shouted "My Lord, give wind a tongue." Then again, "My Lord, give wind a tongue." written: Aug. 17, 2000 Mysterious Aries
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