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Peace, my friend
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Let there be peace
Peace, my friend When a stranger knocks on your door, ask him who he is, and if he answers with the conviction of truthfulness, let him in. When peace stands by your side ask it no questions, rather open your arms to it with an embrace of trust, for in its heart lives life's truth, and in its soul dwells the unfathomable vastness of love.

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Reviewed by dan Rosenhagen

Reviewed on October 28, 2010

Thank you, beautiful hearts and souls of two special ladies,
Wisdom becomes your spheres.

Love and PEACE
dan

Reviewed by Christine Tsen

Reviewed on October 28, 2010

Profound poem!
I like what Vickie wrote about this ~ that is how I feel also.
Best Wishes,
Christine

Reviewed by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse

Reviewed on October 28, 2010

beautifully & wisely spoken Dan
truth is such a priceless element
we all give & can give to know inner peace
and the surrender of its immeasurable power..
...and then it is too a shame that those
who offer lies will never know
just what they are missing out on...

I always say:
Hurt me with the truth
rather than destroy me with a lie...
it is so powerfully true too...

Love's Immeasurable Bounty grows deep roots
Vickie

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When a stranger knocks on your door, ask him who he is,

and if he answers with the conviction of truthfulness, let him in.

When peace stands by your side ask it no questions,

rather open your arms to it with an embrace of trust,

for in its heart lives life's truth,

and in its soul dwells the unfathomable vastness of love.