Gold, if pure, is hardly
usable,
As strong as it gets, but it
ain't 'practical'...
Though its self-righteous
pride is justified,
It is so valuable, that it's
condemned to hide...
But when contaminated, it gets
ready to be shaped,
World bends and turns it, till
jewelry is made...
While the imperfect material
adorns pimps and kings,
Our perfect friend is shunned
in darkness that the locker brings…
Such is the way of this double-faced
world,
Preaching purity while not
able to bear the truly pure…
Here purity languishes with
its expectations of recognitions,
While impurities adorn the
necks of its equally impure men…