World In A Child's Eyes When this reality Was flooded with immorality, Nothing good's left, I saw a child wept. Upon the firmament he gaze With his conscience in haze, In the child's innocent eyes Gone, the reflection of the clear blue sky, It's the Dawn of darkness of injustice and lie. Dill is a little boy from Harper Lee's classic novel To Kill A Mockingbird; he is Jem and Scout's best friend, together, they …showed first 75 words of 532 total…

…showed last 75 words of 532 total…eyes, they see the world and acquiesce in the way it is, but that child refuses to do so, instead, he covers his eyes, turns away, begins running wildly, and finally disappears at the horizon, there, lingers his laughter, echoing in the firmaments. Upon the firmaments he gaze With his conscience in haze, In the child's innocent eyes Gone, the reflection of the clear blue sky, It's the Dawn of darkness of injustice and lie.