Our World Mystry Poem Sherif Monem




What the world we live?

We are living in a mysterious world

a world we do not know much about

How did this world exist?

How it came into being?

When it was born?

What the future lay for us?

Does this world love us?

Cherish us and care?

in what way?

How a world of pure matter

can show any love to us?

A world of no biological form

A world of oceans, heaven and lands

no heart, no brain, no comprehension

Does this world sometimes hurt us?

Lightnings and hurricanes

Floodings and quakes

Famine and hunger

A world of angry dark skies, thunders and pouring rain

Or a world of beauty that lure us

Sunshine and gardens

Food, lakes and trees

Oh this world we live in

Do we have to know you?

to understand you to enjoy our lives

or shed a tear or two?

Give up and keep going?

in wonderland?                         

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