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MAKE A DIFFERENCE
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A voice...Much like a bullet...Sparks a genuine movement...

MAKE A DIFFERENCE Daisy chains Fluorescent focus Frustrated souls United Beleaguered laws of social lay Raging thirst for change Tambourines Sacred drums Stoic chants Grow stronger Truth shines Pristine Through the muck of evil Hapless bureaucracy Tainted politics The people Rule transition A voice Much like a bullet Sparks a genuine movement There comes a time Defiance Arrives Instrumental Alter destiny Feed the starving babes Insanity is rampant We look the other way It�s time Practice kindness Demand accountability I�ve glimpsed this story�s ending Righteousness prevails Revelation tells the tale We must make a difference now � Bill Grimes Jr. 2007

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Reviewed by Barbara Smith

Reviewed on July 9, 2007

Bill, this so inspired me this morning, brought gooseflesh to my body. This has so much inspiration & the voice of a caring soul. We all need to reach out to touch the souls of those who are ailing (regardless of the ailment), because they are so weak they can't help themselves & we never know what brings a homeless or less fortunate one to this point. I truly enjoyed this...God bless!

Reviewed by Barbara Mercer

Reviewed on July 9, 2007

Excellent pen Bill, thank you. Waves of love }}}}}}}}}} Barbara

Reviewed by George Thompson

Reviewed on July 8, 2007

Well worth the read, Bill. You are right on the point that we must do something now and we can start on our knees....

Blessings,
George

Reviewed by E T Waldron

Reviewed on July 8, 2007

Splendid exhortation Bill! How much we all need to stay aware,thanks for doing your share!

Love,
Eileen

Reviewed by Susan de Vegter

Reviewed on July 8, 2007

And yes it bothers me too.
Love,
Susan

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My Brother who shot himself 2 days ago.........Rest in Peace dear Paul........

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A short piece I wrote in 2005......it seems so appropriate to share it again now......

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