The tears of a child, the pain of a mother! A heart full of memories of a dead father! Here's so much sorrow, in every eye. Nothing but hurt left here, Nothing but bullets, pain, misery and shattered dreams …. Yet for the children of world only one equation counts: their shared humanity.
We will gather together as brothers, We will gather together as brothers. and we will live in solidarity with others in this world, we are the thirsty souls of a world without divisions. If we merge mercy with might and might with right, then love becomes our legacy and change, our children's birth right. Let's step out of the shade, aflame and unafraid and don't trust any immortalist. The dove will find a resting place!
A lesson we have not learned. When we wall ourselves off from others with no empathy for their situation at all we invite their anger and look for ways to distinguish them from what is considered human. We demonize our enemies. And then, we kill them under the name of whatever authority we can dream up for their demise. But it's all a territorial imperative. The more we conquer, the more we are powerful. At least invincible within our territory.
Your message of humanity joining together is really needed in the 21st century to solve our real problems. Primarily human population from consuming our very life sources.
I have read several of your poems just now and I can't help but being impressed by the way you write! Your words are expressive and heartfelt. Sorry, I have not read you sooner before, but I'm a fan now.
Ninety-Nine Novellas, Part II (1,125 book pages) is a collection of 99 popular Jay Dubya stories and it is the companion e-book to Ninety-Nine Novellas (1,600 book pages).
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Your message of humanity joining together is really needed in the 21st century to solve our real problems. Primarily human population from consuming our very life sources.
Ron
I have read several of your poems just now and I can't help but being impressed by the way you write! Your words are expressive and heartfelt. Sorry, I have not read you sooner before, but I'm a fan now.
Sandie