Peace Underneath.

There I decided to dig a well To find out the drinking water in bottom The earth moved as first layer The rocks came after wards The speed of digging is sluggish in rocks The speed of work it dragged a lot Slowly there came the layers of soft rocks And then the speed of digging little easy Where the ways gone for still soft And found the sandy earth resembling water There I felt so happiness and hope When I prepared for a treat to workmen Unfortunate, next day it is a dark day For my mind ever can't forget The workers were dismayed seeing the bottom There lies a large strata of granite rock Which I found so hard to blast and dig There I think that the world is so hard Where peace is only a myth in long years Here and there are chaos and conflicts And wars of destruction spoiling life In the underneath of this granite rock There may be a crystal clear water Which will certainly resemblance of Peace The world peace through which we can be happy.