A beautiful dream for the world I agree, for some strange reason Aldolph Huxley's A Brave New World pops into my mind, I disliked much of the book, but loved this poem, keep it up!
In Christ's Love
Your Friend in Cali
hugz
~michelle~
Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)
Reviewed on December 7, 2002
Excellance in being truthfully insightful here Karla! Ah if but only we could bring those walls down...
Blessings To You Karla!
Reviewed by Sally Montoye (Reader)
Reviewed on December 7, 2002
One world under God indivisible with freedom and love for all. Let's hold that vision until it is manifest into this world. Your poem is the future of mankind as I see God putting the vision in more and more. Our thoughts create this world and it shall be. For there is only perfection..man just needs to see it. Thank You for spreading this vision. Bravo!!!!!
Reviewed by Ted Sheridan (Reader)
Reviewed on December 7, 2002
Only two divides exist in human nature they are Good and Evil, all others can and will be torn down. Very good.
Reviewed by William M. Sowman
Reviewed on December 7, 2002
"A consumation devoutly to be desired." William Shakesphere. What a beautiful dream for the world! If only it could be true.
But for now it rests inside this wonderful dream in this poem. Let God make it so!
Love to you Karla ((hugs)) Bill Murray
Wowie, Karla!! :o This is fantastic! The religious one is great, but the other is wonderful in it's layman's worth, like John Lennon's, "Imagine"...all the humanity that was focused in that incredible man is a gift, as is this piece, it is so simplistic in its message, yet, there is that yearning feel knowing we won't see peace for a good long time...like Lennon. :)
Reviewed by Adam Walsvik (Reader)
Reviewed on December 6, 2002
These walls which separate are like borders between nations. They exist only on paper.
In our minds. But our hearts call this illusion of separation NONSENSE. Let the righteous burning in our hearts turn the paper to ash. Let the warmth of the fire in our hearts warm and soften cold, hard thoughts. Let the light of the flame shine as your words shine. In a radiance of unstoppable love. Amen
Kudos on such a BRILLIANT piece! It's perhaps the most wonderful and inspiration piece I've seen for a while. Why don't you try sending that in somewhere, like TIME magazine?
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Synopsis
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Sounds like a place where I'd like to live . . . when can I move in? A first rate, inspiring write - thanks!!
Hugs,
Lance
In Christ's Love
Your Friend in Cali
hugz
~michelle~
Blessings To You Karla!
But for now it rests inside this wonderful dream in this poem. Let God make it so!
Love to you Karla ((hugs)) Bill Murray
In our minds. But our hearts call this illusion of separation NONSENSE. Let the righteous burning in our hearts turn the paper to ash. Let the warmth of the fire in our hearts warm and soften cold, hard thoughts. Let the light of the flame shine as your words shine. In a radiance of unstoppable love. Amen
Peg