Human — The Silliest Wonder

He trusts in lies with truth beside, Destroys his home, then builds anew. He laughs at night, with tears of pride — And still the world loves what he’ll do.

He plants a war in name of peace, He heals with harm, saves with a fight. He argues stars — with no release, Yet longs for warmth, and seeks the light.

He's weak, and yet adores the strong, He's wise in moments of pure jest.The silliest — but dreams belongTo him, and stars, and rain, and rest.

So laugh at him like at a play, Yet love him still, Earth’s favorite boy. For in this strange and human clay There lives both God — and planet's joy.