Can't quite say how things go so wrong,
And for sure don't know, how so little ever goes right.
People think one is the dark,
And the other must be the light.
But what if both really are the same,
In their own way, leading each of us home.
I ponder this thought, far and wide, well, knowing that,
Neither one ever leaves us completely alone.
Like faith and doubt, always side by side,
If you're stuck in either one don't worry;
Like the sun and the moon, both always return,
To rise again, neither of them in any sort of hurry.
Wrong or right then always shall come and go,
For like doubt and faith, they seem to travel, hand-in-hand, wherever they go.
Like ice and rain, one seems a blessing the other a curse,
But both find a way to cleanse and water the land, causing life to eventually live and grow.
A beautiful and very thought provoking poem! I enjoyed how you used such vivid imagery to exemplify your point! I direly disagree with the point that you make--that right and wrong are two sides of the same coin--however, you put plenty of commendable time into this piece.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
A very thought provoking poem. We need our power of discernment to weigh things that are presented to us. We are endowed with wonderful attributes to know what is right from what is wrong. A brilliant write to ponder about.