The seven shore dream,
I too had a
dream,
With a
thick layer of cream,
No one
knows the thirst,
But I
always knew it best,
One mid
night there was a bad riot,
Where I
lost my shelter,
Roar in cheers,
Roar in
tears,
My land of beauty,
Turned a
desert;
Leaving the
dry;
And the
fellow thy;
The garden
near the coast;
Turned as a
blood of beast,
I was in
urge of the word;
Where they
were in fun of sword,
Around I
found the corpses, and rattle;
While they only saw battle,
I saw the loneliness,
While they
went for absoluteness,
I cried aloud;
Along the
winds of cloud,
The ease of
my breeze,
Glared away
with a glaze,
Alas! My
dream of shore turned;
As a land
of howl and bark,
Ruined with
the cry of mother,
Resounded
the pity of father,
Grumble of pain,
Humble in
vain,
Let they
invade and be honored,
Let the
clergy be flattered,
Oh! Al mighty,
I call;
Give them
the sow of peace;
Never let
us down in space;
We will
borrow the holes;
We will
borrow the eatables;
We owe
another word;
We never
blowhard;
Or you leave the ways;
And let, the beauty sways;
Bring back
the lantern;
Leaving
back the wanton;
Without the
baton:
Closing the
eyes in a deep mourning;
Opening the eyes in a bright morning
Is just a
furlong ?
This is far
and long.
Oh! My
dream of seven shore when will you come back to me,
With the
rage;
Of your
age,
Throwing
suffers and pains.
Concept:
the suffering and pains of war victim.
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