Conflicts (poem) by Abdi-Noor Haji Mohamed (Eagle Of Hope) on AuthorsDen

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Conflicts by Abdi-Noor Haji Mohamed (Eagle Of Hope) Thursday, December 10, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Nature is our teacher to live in this world. Let us learn from it.
Conflict Conflict Conflict Why can´t we resolve them? Shortages lead to conflicts Why can´t we supply enough Prejudice leads to conflict Why can´t we treat better Abuse leads to conflict Why can´t we pay respect Disagreements lead to conflict Why can´t we stick on the rules Egoism leads to conflict Why can´t we share with others Greed leads to conflict Why can´t we scratch that itch? Wrong approach leads to conflicts Why can´t we change our attituces? Unmatching personality leads to conflict Why can´t we deal with incompatibilty? Exclusion leads to conflicts Why can´t we observe inclusion? After all nature lives in peace Why can´t we copy its character? It lives in harmony with itslef Why can´t we live in peace? Why can´t we play the game fairly Why break the rules to bring disaster?

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Reviewed by Jon Willey	12/15/2009

Abdi-Noor, I am reminded of the lion and the lamb, the cheetah and the gazelle, the eagle and the hare -- we appear to be not so different from nature when you consider those analogizes -- the strong and the aggressive, those that prey upon others, always are the survivors -- do they too break the rules? -- it is not for my inadequate intelligence to decide that immensely complicated question, regardless of how rhetorical it is -- your thoughts are interesting and stimulate us to search deep within the human psyche -- as always Abdi-Noor -- peace and love to you now and always my friend -- Jon Michael




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	12/11/2009

Why, Indeed. A truly major fault in human beings.




Reviewed by Georg Mateos	12/11/2009

Man has decide that rules are to be broken! Georg




Reviewed by Edwin Hurdle	12/11/2009

A great poem.We can learn so much from nature to improve our lives and to make this world a better place to live.take care and thank you.




Reviewed by Paul Berube	12/11/2009

Great write, my friend.




Reviewed by Dawn Anderson	12/10/2009

As always, Abdi-Noor, you provoke so much thought.




Reviewed by John Flanagan	12/10/2009

Every question relevant, Abdi-Noor, and each one deserves to be asked. We haven't raised our collective or individual consciousness enough, we see too narrowly and selfishly. Your words create hope and hope is about all we have right now. John




Reviewed by William Bonilla	12/10/2009

Great questions Abdi-Noor I quest because life is all one big Conflic Peace be with you We are born into a world we didn't choose and die when we don't want to Peace be with you William




Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner	12/10/2009

Mankind has yet to learn the lessons taught by Creation - excellent, thought provoking lines, Abdi-Noor. Well done. (((HUGS))) love and continued prayer, Karla.