We live in this beautifully crafted, delicately balanced and ever growing world. Our boundaries for our needs and ambitions are restricted by values that time has taught us. And believe me, 'restriction' gives us a wrong sense actually. These restrictions are what keeps us from stepping over the destructive growth index.
In today's world, we have replaced our conscience with some currency symbols. The materialistic exposure swipes away all our good instincts, covers our eyes and ears just like a bunch of reporters hurdled around a celebrity. The flashes of bright light and continuously shooting questions makes his/her day but keeps the senses occupied with a false sensation. We have seen and experienced an ultimate growth in every aspect of human involvement. We always raised the bar. We always challenged the "impossibles" and conquered it most of the times.
We stand on this table of natural resources and try to reach out for the highest fruit on the tree. We always take it for granted, want it's legs to be longer so that we may reach higher. But we never noticed that the legs of the table are about to give in, standing on which we show our heavy achievement with a chest stuck out with false proud and a mean grim.
We know this table is gonna break down.
We know we'll fall.
But we don't want to get our clothes dirty to clean our hose.
"We claim, we win.
We pray, we sin.
O Adam's son!
You've cut the tree.
You've pawned your heart,
have set the sword free.
One day you'll see through the light,
that there's a darkness behind
We know this table is gonna break down.
We know we'll fall.
But we don't want to get our clothes dirty to clean our hose.
"We claim, we win.
We pray, we sin.
O Adam's son!
You've cut the tree.
You've pawned your heart,
have set the sword free.
One day you'll see through the light,
that there's a darkness behind
one day you'll rise, not to kill
but to clean the mess and a will to find!"
but to clean the mess and a will to find!"
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