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Let's ....

Let's do that one wants
Let's do that thing with a magic wand
Let's create that rhyming poem
Let's create tall big great thing
Let's paint a picture palette
Let's twist some rhyme with mallet
Let the mind free, should it wander
Let it walk and roam yonder
Let's walk past art of nature
Let's feed hungry shoal of creature
Let's save penny, a dime or two
Let's spend what ain't mine too

For good and bad that exists together
for best friends they have sweared to be
they flourish when cared, apart they die
let's have a piece of both, be free

No salvation in honest death
No salvation for devilish deeds
What we do, a balanced beam
supports each side, makes equal thee

Let's commit a sin or two
Then guilt then drink then lie in din
Let's then help soul that needs help
one screams in street, shouts and yelps

Blessed is who points pin of beam
to sky it points, supports sin and good
don't brood commit a sin or two
then brood do good, it'll weigh as good


(Also posted on WriteBabu.com under my name.)















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