Paradox

I'll show the wind how to fly, the sun - how to shine, the rose - how to blossom. I'll teach the day how to be bright, the night – how to come unexpected, the dawn – how to amaze. I'll show people how to be humans, how to love and to hate, how to smile and to cry. I'll show them how to laugh and to sigh, how to give up and how to try. I'll show them how to conquer the strong, how to strengthen the weak. I'll teach them right and wrong. I'll show them beauty and blood. I'll give them truth and deception, friends and enemies, loyalty and betrayal. I'll show them all so that they may know. And then I'll let them decide…which one do they want… But let me tell you… They'll betray their friends and be loyal to their enemies. They'll deceit and cover the truth. They'll choose the blood over the beauty, they won't go for the right – they'll choose wrong, they'll conquer the weak and strengthen the strong, they will prefer to give up, to sigh, to hate and to cry. They won't look at the dawn, or care about the night… they'll make the day dark when it's supposed to be bright. They'll trample the rose upon dust, and keep the sun from shining when it must, they'll put the wind in a cage and watch it suffer and scream… Then many years passed... When the world was all broken and grey they felt lonely and looked for some love. And I gave them love in its purest form. Yet when it came they did not see. When I gave them love… They nailed it to a tree.