Shalom he said ...I'm Jewish
If that matters to you
I smiled within the comfort
What was I to do
I've never thought of differences
In me and any others
I always thought peacefully
We were technicolored brothers
Shalom I said ...my new friend
It's nice to welcome you
Then hand in hand we walked away
Together just us two
It makes no difference who you are
Your wealth or nationality
Your heart beats peace before you speak
It comes through more rationally
If we listen to our hearts and not what news reports
We would find love is universal
Theres nothing more to it
If we make a circle with our hearts
Then put all hate aside
To make our shine more uniform
We'd grow more hearts worldwide.
Nice thoughts. I've found human beings everywhere in this world. Why is it that religions force us to take sides? It's all about land--hallowed ground--that there is no more of, that we fight to the last man for.
Growing hearts... that's coined it!! Absolutely agree with the premise of your poem here, Susan, and the concepts and penmanship is crystal clear. Putting a human face on the phrases of journalism and war changes things in an instant. The world, after all, is a collection of individuals, neither "us" or "them" - just "we". Another well constructed and delivered piece. TY Kate xx
Beautiful, peaceful hope shines in excellent, memorable verse; we are all brothers and sisters, no matter our nationality or color. Why are we killing each other? Sad.
We would find love is universal
Theres nothing more to it
If we make a circle with our hearts
Then put all hate aside
To make our shine more uniform
We'd grow more hearts worldwide.
that says it all
pax A
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on July 27, 2006
Valid point made. Why do people love to tag themselves with a name.
For it does cause strife...
The big blue heart says it all, if humanity could take a lesson from your own book then wars would grind to a halt. You captured this subject so well and shared hope that maybe someday there will be an end to dis---integrated mankind. Good for you Susan, this is special.
Words beautiful and true, this life we share IS us, this love we feel IS us. It IS as simple or as complicated as we make it. "Then put all hate aside to make our shine more uniform" Excellent philosophy and writing. Pierre.
Amen! I agree sis, you have written a beautiful honest poem of how it should be and I pray it will be one day!You are a gifted poet Susan with words that reach heart and soul!
Reviewed by Martin Hebert (Reader)
Reviewed on July 26, 2006
~~Susan~humanity should use this as a daily prayer..this is very beautiful and timely poem~~
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Beautiful, peaceful hope shines in excellent, memorable verse; we are all brothers and sisters, no matter our nationality or color. Why are we killing each other? Sad.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
You would make a great leader and teacher of our people..
God Bless You
Peter
you are such a fine poet and thinker
We would find love is universal
Theres nothing more to it
If we make a circle with our hearts
Then put all hate aside
To make our shine more uniform
We'd grow more hearts worldwide.
that says it all
pax A
For it does cause strife...
Reminds me of that old melting pot song..
Fee
your poem is a gift of inspiration and hope ...
~~martin~~