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We All Can Be Mistaken...




Suddenly I felt so awaken,
I dropped off the conversation,
Taking all points to consideration,
Oh, how can life be such a complication?

Look around, look at the civilization,
How sad to see, they lack admiration,
Is it a fault in the configuration?
Oh, how can they measure life with calculations?

They were in the process of computation,
They judged her stupidity with shouts of celebrations,
It may be innocence, my heart thirsted for confirmation,
But the air was filled with confrontation.

It's clear for sure, they lack admiration,
Then again, I heard the continuation,
They judged another along with her acceleration,
They said its pride, but my heart thirsted for confirmation.

It seems like they have not escaped colonization,
I did not mind, cause my heart thirsted for confirmation,
In desperate need of proper communications,
I ran off for some consultation.

I cried out loud they all are mistaken,
But what if you too are mistaken,
Oh, that voice, it did not show any corporation,
Taking all facts back into consideration,
I realized judging is out of adoration,
Certainly, we all can be mistaken.


-Debra R. N. Ludwick

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