Relinquished Anger

After the sun has performed

Smiling a shine sunny smile on them

The roads are full of mirage

Sabotaging the cool oxygen

Livings instill hot and transfuse fire.

the cloud has no prey to feed on

The sun dominated the sunny day

It kills the ataraxis in workaholics

They craved for refrigerant water

To quench the fire in their gullet.

The day visited famine and dispiritedness

Their souls have suffered in the burning ball

The ocean is hot; it couldn't cool their souls

It vociferated in pains

The sun wages mephistophelean smile on them.

Greenland becomes desert in the day

The greens are getting yellowish

And the sodbusters are getting yellow fever

They blame the crazy God for the ball

B'cause it drained their soul blood and water.

The God heard their voice

He sent the burning ball to the west

And ordered the cloud to bend and bring a dark face

Beautify with scaring tribal marks

And white terrible Teeth.

The cloud released to earth a angry cyclone

Carrying everyman's property

He carried out God's order to extreme

Harming their sheepheart.

The greens are dancing like a free bird

B'cause their heat is blown off;

Their roots danced in joy

While dried greens withered away.

Suddenly, numberless drops marched to earth like a legion ready to kill

They marched towards earth in full speed

coming to quenched the burning ball's heat

The legion comes with cyclone in their hands like a night soldier

Harvesting roofs away

And everyone knew it was a "relinquished anger."

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