I hope that
every nation
is equal
in rights
in freedom
and in opportunity...
And I hope too
that everyone
is kind,
friendly
and peace loving...
and peace loving...
there are so much
beautiful architectures,
wonders of nature;
served
like platters of fruits
all over the world...
image by Klaus Enrique Gerdes |
But it is so sad
and disappointing
that only a privilege few,
lucky ones,
had the chance to see,
to enjoy
and experience it...
Written for Magpie Tales [link]
Photo Courtesy of Tess Kincaid [link]
the post is inspired by my 3 days of wonderful
experience in Washington, DC, USA
June 1 - 3, 2012
so sad I was too busy roaming the city
that I was not able to allocate time to meet
Mr & Mrs. O... hehehe....
the post is inspired by my 3 days of wonderful
experience in Washington, DC, USA
June 1 - 3, 2012
so sad I was too busy roaming the city
that I was not able to allocate time to meet
Mr & Mrs. O... hehehe....
only a few also get to eat such exquisite fruit, and be surrounded by good food, and not living in some kind of rat race. some people get to live in simplicity, but with much more pure form of life.
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Sadly, so true...nice to see your smiling face in D.C...
ReplyDeleteFreedom is a wonderful basic human right.
ReplyDeleteWe need to cherish it and make sure it is a bounty everyone is at thhe table to enjoy.
Mahal kita mahal ko. Always.
If only JJ…it says much of your heart in what you write here…so you are in DC right now right? Having fun? What have you seen already?
ReplyDeletewe all should be sharing- I am happy that you had such a good time.
ReplyDeleteglad you enjoyed your visit to DC
ReplyDeleteGood that you had fun!
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Hope you've had a wonderful time. It's a trip I'd like to make myself...
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Yes, it is sad to know how many go to bed hungry and remain that way throughout the day ... I love DC, lived there for two years ~ in the late 60s! I get back every year or so. There is an energy there that does not exist ~ anywhere!
ReplyDeleteUp lifting read, again I enjoy reading your poems. and loved how you used the prompt
ReplyDeleteYour poem is poignant and true. I hope for freedom, equal rights, and opportunity for all nations as well.
ReplyDeletei agree in your lovely poem nice job dude
ReplyDeleteHey JRod, there are some of us born within the bosom of the current empire who are fighting for it to be different, hang in there mate. My material comfort rests on the bones and emaciated bodies of millions of people past and present in the so called " third world" , as well as in my own country .
ReplyDeleteA good comparison between the have and the have-have nots. Far too much disparity in the world.
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