Wednesday, 9 August 2017

To sleep safe


How can we fix this broken world
Just how can we do what is right
To stop this urge to always fight
Wouldn't that be a glorious sight
Love each other with all our might
To sleep safe this and every night
With all the family all held tight
And you in my arms safely curled?

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15 comments:

  1. Oh yes.. how on earth do we fix this broken world.. no amount of gold will do.. if it keeps ending up in the wrong hands...

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  2. "With all the family all held tight"...Only if we thought everyone on this planet as family. Sigh.

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  3. That would be lovely indeed! Beautifully eloquent write, Robin!💖

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  4. This tight little piece with end rhyme makes me feel that it is possible.

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  5. It may be painful, but it does seem like it usually fixes itself. Hopefully that continues.

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  6. Good question "How do we fix this broken world"
    A question that we have to keep asking
    as we never should give up hope. Nice poem

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  7. These were my thoughts, too, Robin, on the prompt. If ever this world were more in need of fixing, it is now.

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  8. Great message. Great rhyme. The first and last rhymes are like arms, holding this tight.

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  9. Wishes, prayers and dreams--this piece is all of this --well said Robin!

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  10. Such a quality of peacefulness to this.

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  11. Sounds like the perfect recipe..

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  12. I think the human mind deserves a love letter every night to sleep tight.. and the letter naturally comes from our peaceful hearts!! Very nice lines, Robin...

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  13. There seems to be few ways to fix this broken world. Loving one another is the best we can do, but it is not much of a way to protect us from the outside forces which sometimes seem insurmountable.

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  14. wow...it is a bundle of hope and comfort...may it be so with everybody..!

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  15. Sigh. Yes, that would be wonderful. And most of us want exactly that, so why does it go so wrong?

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