The Light of Justice Breaks the Darkness

No Blame, No Words

No blame, no words,

No pain that lingers unheard.

Only sweet words, let them flow,

For kindness speaks, and hearts will know.

Where is the truth? It fades away,

Lost in the past, stacked in dismay.

It left its light and chose to hide,

To return only when words abide—

Words once wise, once sincere,

Their echoes strong, their meanings clear.

No blame, no fight,

No endless tales of wrong or right.

For all the blame—what is it worth?

Just hollow letters with no rebirth.

Speak with kindness, light the way,

Pride and anger only stray.

This world holds both dark and bright,

Beauty and beasts in endless fight.

Wolves in disguise, dogs untamed,

Even the strongest fled in shame.

Into the deserts, ice, and wild,

Leaving no trace, no path, exiled.

Did they escape the words of blame?

Or run from beasts without a name?

Or shall we say—no blame at all?

Just seek the truth before we fall.

Why shed tears, why drown in pain,

Why live in sorrow’s endless chain?

Let’s seek the truth, let’s make it right,

Restore its place, bring back the light.

Where is love in times so cold?

Where is respect, once pure and bold?

All chase profit, all chase gain,

Nations lost in war and pain.

They call it peace—yet where’s the peace?

When homes are gone, and cries increase.

Look around—do you see it now?

Cities caged, no space allowed.

They silence voices, crush the weak,

And when they rise, they dare to speak

Of sudden rage, of unjust fight,

Ignoring years of stolen light.

Where is justice? Where is law?

Locked away, without a flaw.

They whisper, "Once, it passed through here,

But now, my friend, it’s disappeared."

Yet hear my words—this darkness fades,

No reign of fear forever stays.

For justice rises, strong and bright,

And peace will shine, reclaiming light