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Maybe Tomorrow by David Leigh Friday, March 21, 2003 Share Print Save Become a Fan Dawn, the awakening. Time to reflect, time to act, time to fight. May they liberate and come home safe. Image is one of mine, the cover form my book Puzzling Thoughts, written during the Afghanistan War.

Maybe tomorrow. Flamingo hue in sapphire drape Peering over granite Stealing onto a darkened plain Shadows that held demons Now hold hope. Banished fears replaced by dreams Fluid bitumen becoming silver Afro heads turned emerald Embraced by Alchemist gold Birdsong plays the breeze And optimism, once again, stirs. Tireless wings of a hopeful dove Beat with the message of peace Maybe tomorrow.
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Reviewed by Sally Odgers	3/22/2003

Beautiful use of colour and movement.




Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)	3/21/2003

We will have Peace or Die trying. Good write.