Muddy Conscience

When you were a little boy

You only wanted to play with toy

You wanted to sing and dance

You never skipped a chance

I took you to school my son

You don't become like a don

For you to learn about care

Educate you on how to share

To learn to respect elders

To be compassionate

To believe in humanity

To love sincerely

Sadly you learned all corporate madness

Except to love your parent's dearness

Your priority was always only you

Selfish, mean, so full of you

I toiled my life for you

I sacrificed many things

You are an ungrateful son

I wish that you were not my son

At old age home, you're leaving

Your frail sick father grieving

The lousy muddy conscience you have

One day you will suffer too as I have