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Vive La Difference [French]
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We are more alike, than different...


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Vive La Difference

By chance of fate, he came late,
traveling light, and spread upon,
the glowing land.

But a great drought, forced her out,
of Eden's wondrous glow.

His thought was bright, he saw the light,
and knew that he must go.

To hunt and gather what she could,
so her family would thrive and grow.

His trials, they were many,
His losses, they were great.

But she learned how to survive,
she learned how to relate.

For nature changed where ere he went,
and he must have learned or die.

As her tribe grew, many split to few,
and went their separate ways.

There were those who doubted or grew old,
and decided not to follow.

There were those who sought new fortune,
and left on their own.

The constant search for a new horizon,
reached to all the lands.

The arrivals had acquired different traits,
to aid in their survival.

But they were all the same thinking man,
in all his glorious measure.

The world was now her oyster,
and all its things to treasure.

Out of it she carved a life,
to become his culture.

Wandering now led to war,
because all the lands were taken.

Some cultures were strong and fierce,
some were just forsaken.

The conquering culture flourished,
creating the idea of a nation.

Forgetting that in the beginning,
we all held the same station.

Each culture has its gifts,
to cast upon the world.

The beauty of communication,
is to see these gifts unfurled.

See survival in free hopes and wishes,
not in the ideologies propaganda dishes.

For we are all the same,
there is no one to blame,
but ourselves for not seeing it.

Copyright 2007 © Ronald W. Hull

12/1/07 

See the Difference

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Reviewed by Michael Guy
Reviewed on December 4, 2007
On a scale of 1-5 This is a Cat#5! Masterful control, extreme difficulty, and an incredible consistently "evolving" schematic that leads to a brilliant, positive conclusion! This makes me want to pitch my songs and start writing real poetry on new, bold subjects. And the graphic--perfect, but also had to laugh! You are a real master, always bold & different. (God knows you've written enough!)

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on December 2, 2007
very compelling and well written couplets, Ron ... mankind is indeed blind to select variances of his own reflection ...

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on December 2, 2007
You give us much to ponder and you are right on track!The couplet Susan quoted is spot on!

Love,
Eileen

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on December 2, 2007
Thank you for sharing your perspective, Ron. Vive la différence! Substance for thought. Love and peace to you,

Regis

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on December 2, 2007
Oh, but we have pleant of the "ideologies propaganda dishes," and I don't think we can ever fix it . . . Nero is fiddling . . .

Reviewed by Susan de Vegter
Reviewed on December 2, 2007
See survival in free hopes and wishes,
not in the ideologies propaganda dishes.

These words, yours, are a profound prophesy for all.

How'r ya do'n Ron.

Love,
Susan

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on December 2, 2007
WOrds of wisdom spoken ROn!!

Love Tinka


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