A beggars wish a piece of Bread,
And a roof over his homeless head.
Empty hands seeking work
The working seek a little more
They want their salary to grow
At the same rate as their kids
The Poor want some,
The Rich want more.
A king wants more than ever before
Countries want Oil in desert Sands.
Wives want gold in heavy bands
But delicate upon their dainty hands
Kids, tenants, and users of phones,
industrialists and the diggers of bones
You won’t find any who don’t want more…
Even a Lion would like a louder roar.
I too wish to play a bigger role,
More love and blessings to meet my goal.