# What a wonderful world

- Link: https://www.andreidraganescu.info/2020/10/16/what-a-wonderful-world/
- Published: 2020-10-16T13:01:06+03:00
- Author: Andrei Draganescu

I see trees of green,

> Legit I see them too, nice trees

Red roses too,

> Yes, I have a few in my garden

I see them bloom,

> I rarely get to see them bloom because I am so busy all the time.

For me and you,

> Oooh. For me? I dont think they bloom for me… maybe for the bees, waiting for 
> those missing bees those flowers are

And I think to myself:

> What?

What a wonderful world.

> Tru story bro.

I see skies of blue and clouds of white,

> Yes, and too many trails of planes, smog and cyanide

The bright blessed day,

> Well I am about ten hours in a day stuck in my indoor office, to earn a paycheck
> that buys me lower middle class

The dark sacred night,

> Never dark. There is light everywhere l look. It is actually so bright that I 
> have to pull shades on my window to be able to sleep

And I think to myself:

> Man you have a lot of thoughts … when it’s night and I think to myself, it’s insomnia
> incoming

What a wonderful world.

> Oh yeah.. that too.

The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky,

> Polluted air kinda blocks the view. Most of the time I only see a tail of the 
> rainbow.

Are also on the faces of people going by.

> First, all the rainbow colors would make some weird makeup. But, anyway, everybody
> is too self absorbed to shine their true colors.

I see friends shaking hands,

> Now they don’t do that anymore.

Saying “How do you do?”,

> Do folks still say these things? Our personal news feeds kinda killed these questions.

They’re really saying:: “I love you!”.

> No they’re not. stop assuming things about people. They’re saying exactly what
> they’re saying.

I hear babies crying, I watch them grow,

> Yes, one of the things that makes the world a shitty place to sleep in. But kids
> growing is still a marvelous thing to experience. The monetisation of this is 
> increasing!

They’ll learn much more than I’ll never know.

> Not really. I am amazed at the abyss at knowledge that our current youth possesses.
> A recent european study showed that about a quarter of teenagers across all European
> countries have sub par skill levels for, wait for it, reading and writing! Knowledge…

And I think to myself what a wonderful world.

> I loose my faith on a daily basis.

Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world

> So many years went by and all we got is an optimistic issue of Time magazine edited
> by Bill Gates. Well …