A distance cry.
"Beautiful!" I declare.
Beautiful humans,
sharing this universal love;
"One Love," sang Bob.
Sun dried symbols creating co-existence.
I read it on her face;
I read it on the bumper as she sped past,
sowing seeds of hope
that "one day we would all be equal."
And Martin preached.
And then a man marched down the street
waving his striped flag
bearing the colors of the rainbow
with a smile so wide he could wrap the entire world
in one large embrace,
and hold us all
repeating the words he read from a great book
of a humble son,
"love your neighbor as yourself."
Peaceful warriors...non-violent actions...souls of humanity...pioneers of equality.
All of us,
teachers if we so desire.
Ignite this passion spoken of with such fortitude
with the courage of a mighty army of peaceful soldiers.
We,
the creators, choice-makers, fear conquerors;
let us demonstrate our compassion for all;
From the far reaches of our soul,
let us gain strength through the intimate connection
we cradle,
for a cause we call Love.
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