In Tokyo town, I met her bright,
A spark that flared to deep delight.
She stirred my loins, she made me wowed,
But not all smiled when she screamed loud.

 

She cried with joy, her passion loud,
In rooms too close, beneath a crowd.
I guessed they’d speak if offended—
But I was wrong, I was upended.

 

You can be right or get what you want,
But you will lose if morals you flaunt.
Step outside the right and the wrong,
And life will hum a sweeter song.

 

Their whispers grew behind closed doors,
My girlfriend was banned because she roared.
They wrapped their frowns in culture’s name,
Their judgment burned with righteous flames.

 

I could have fought, stood proud and tall,
Demanded fairness, risked it all.
But weighing peace and all we’d lose,
Then I kowtowed to their wrong views.

 

We found our joy in secret stays,
In love hotels, she screamed away.
And though it cost, I paid the price,
To guarantee our paradise.

 

You can be right or get what you want,
But you will lose if morals you flaunt.
Step outside the right and the wrong,
And life will hum a sweeter song.

 

I bowed with grace, played my part well,
Composed an email fit to quell.
"I was wrong," I said insincere,
And just like that, the skies grew clear.

 

No guilt, no shame—I did what worked,
If I stayed righteous, I’d go berserk.
But when I chose to drop the fight,
The darkness fell and there was light.

 

You can be right or get what you want,
But you will lose if morals you flaunt.
Step outside the right and the wrong,
And life will hum a sweeter song.