Picking up my pen this evening With an overburdened sad heart deepening My heart rent into two by man's attitude My face lost its normal sanctitude
Marriage is meant to beget a home This I know without going to Rome But my heart bleeds as I look at things At the peripheral of situations which causes my eyes to sing
Godly homes exist this I doubt not Love alone can cleanse a dark spot In how many homes does love live? Or are we just a bunch of religious fanatics in hypocrisies hive
Does our children see this? Or are our homes now a place where cry is? Where our children don't want to stay Even with your wife, do you play?
I look at my background and I cry Sometimes in a bid to shove away, I fly Love missing at every turn Sorrow filling my weak heart and making me taciturn
From my Genesis, I saw no love Except for the ******* that gave me love Husbands, please, I kneel and plead Love your wives and let that love lead
Our homes is now filled with distrust Our husbands now possess love with rust Conscience sealed, harder than rocks Deaf to the cries of their children even when they knock
Love and unity are sacked by hypocrisy The weaker vessel, in a bid to understand your devilish, self democracy Are now stained with your dirt of hatred That smiling angel has now become a gloomy sacred
I delight not in the handsomeness of a man When love doesn't live in him, he's not my fan I delight not in the bank account of a Prince When love has been caged and dusty without even a rinse
I delight not in the Big Bible you have Not in your much preachings with starve When your heart is the seat of wickedness Your conscience has been buried in its dreadedness
I delight not in your ***** philanthropy That God doesn't even recognize as a trophy When your family is starving and lives in povertys punishment You make a good name outside only, walking in self righteous pavement
I plead with all young men and women Please allow love, not money, not wickedness, not lust nor treasures rumen Let love come alive once again in our homes I plead on bended knees, out of my cry for love in our homes.