A bell tolls. Every day a bell tolls. Weary of the dying, we take our daily bread and pray for silence – a separate peace, quiet. No more room for suff’ring, we change the channel, turn away. A bell tolls. Every day a bell tolls. Listen! The hour grows late; our neighbor waits in need this day. Rise up, now. Rejoice, the Lord is with us. Let not these tolling bells set the tone, stifle us, delay
our response to those who wait for hope. Rise up in harmony, become like handbells in full-scale play.
Very motivating inspirational poem Dawn!
Beautifully written!
Reviewed by Thomas Lanechanger (Reader)
Reviewed on August 6, 2004
Dawn, excellent write, and I liked how you have formatted this wonderful piece of creative and wisdom filled inspiring poetry. Yes, the bells are ringing hopefully everyone will heed the message. Fantastic work, Poet.
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Hank
excellent write
William
Beautifully written!