I cry for the sick children who can't
run or play-
Who look out there windows to
just another day.
I cry for the lonely - they know
who they are-
And for that sad, lonely man crying
in a bar.
I cry for the homeless - sleeping out
in the cold-
And for the man who lost his wife-
No one to hold.
I cry for the Mother who's searching
for her child-
And for the disabled men and women
who's forgotten how to smile.
I cry for that lost soul who's missing
someone tonite-
And for the people on drugs - and
thinking its allright.
I cry for the hungry - the cold-
and the sad-
And for that little child who's just
lost his dad.
I cry for the people who are
struggling with pain-
For the hearts that are broken-
and going insane.
I cry for the babies who won't
be born tonite-
Because someone thought
abortion was right.
I cry for our country - the red , white
and blue-
For the soldiers who lost their lives
for me and for you.
I cry for the Sept. 11th horror that
brought us to our knees-
For the suffering and the hurting-
May God hear our pleas.
Linda,
Deep heart-felt emotions. Once again I see so much of me in your writing. I am wiping off the tears. I am glad you reposted this and that I could read it.
Hugs,
The Voice
Reviewed by La Belle Rouge (Reader)
Reviewed on August 29, 2002
You have a very beautiful compassionate heart Linda and express it so well in your poetry.
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on August 29, 2002
And the VOICE said to your heart. You will be a kind and gentle beacon for the world. You will cry out in the wilderness the rest of your life. But just when you think no one will listen to you the whole world will knell at your feet. My heart and soul are bewitched by you. What more can I say. Bill Hugs
To allow ourselves to cry for those we do not know, is a gift. To be able to write of it is an honor. Your words we heartfelt and touched me. Thank you
Reviewed by Scada (Reader)
Reviewed on August 28, 2002
There are so many people with troubles greater than our own, yet most of us dwell on ourselves. Thanks for shedding some light.
Whence (God) Call's You Linda,Will Not have To Crawl In Line In There Own Blood,i.e. I, TRASK Will be Standing There To Welcome You Into the Eye's Of (God)-- Just Take My Hand...
Tear's, TRASK
Reviewed by Sanil nath (Reader)
Reviewed on August 28, 2002
Wow ... wow ... Ha ha ha :D my dear friend ... wonderful write ... Enoyed reading it once more ... But sad you are crying ... You came up with most of the problems faced in the wonderful world ... Keep writing more and more ...
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Jenni
amen ,amen ,
amen again.
Deep heart-felt emotions. Once again I see so much of me in your writing. I am wiping off the tears. I am glad you reposted this and that I could read it.
Hugs,
The Voice
Scada
Whence (God) Call's You Linda,Will Not have To Crawl In Line In There Own Blood,i.e. I, TRASK Will be Standing There To Welcome You Into the Eye's Of (God)-- Just Take My Hand...
Tear's, TRASK
Thank you for reposting this again ...