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Wipe your tears My darling Roots

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You hoped for glittering future;

But we inhabit sparkling pauperism

You dreamed of scintillant living

Yet we live in reality of bright panhandlers


World laugh at you when we strived to feed our deity

Your life spell "boondoggle" widely

Anf your saving box cries every night;

It hardly feeds on penny.


Many told you to curse your Creator

Telling you that your life is nugatory

We are neither blind or deaf to witness 

Others successful story of goodness,

Yet many called us fruitless beings.


Papa et Mama wipe your tears

Never look at your pal's table

They wish you to be their puppet

To feed on crumbles falling from their table

Their dreams are not yours but their future.


Wipe your tears mama

I go to war like a farmer 

That went to the wood

To search for greenwood 

Where we can find our livelihood

Cry no more when I come not in time

The way is far and the path is full of thorns

I will scale through with your prayers.


Wipe your tears Papa

When no one stands by you

I will forever glue with you

let your tears be for joy; there's joy beyond the blue

because we may sow with tears

But farmers reap with bountiful happiness.


The black pot will bring crystal white

The fire may be too harsh but the taste lies in the pot

Let's endure the fire; the cup will soon run over.

When the joy is done, sadness will be no more.


Someday, I will make you fly high 

Someday, we would have our sadden story crucified

Those who told us to curse Creator will advice us to magnify

One day, All our goodies will be multiply

My darling Roots wipe your tears.






    

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