Far in a land where the people dwell, 
A darkness of disappointment fell, 
On the land of which I speak.
No one knows where it came from, 
But a drought much larger will come, 
And dry up our newborn creek.
Everything is dead, 
So everyone has seen, 
Even when I said, 
On this land which I deem, 
Alive and great.
But what happened...
Nothing, but a terrible fate.
Among the land where people thrive, 
Everything good will take a dive, 
To the feet of He.
He will absorb up all the good, 
And turn it in what should, 
Be dark and evil to them and me.
I said Fall great darkness! 
And rise great good! 
And the darkness replied, 
I would if I could, 
For the power of He, 
Is much stronger than me, 
I'd love to stop tormenting, 
Your precious town, 
But if I do, 
I will fall down, 
And bow at His feet, 
But that part of life, 
Is too early for me.
So I cannot stop, 
Plaguing your precious mountain-top.                
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
 
                     
                
great poem, you are very talented keep up the great work.