A Christian Speaks To a Muslim Friend
Smiles touch the eyes
I arise to the hope of salvation
In our hellos and goodbyes
attended by honest communication
I lean in to hear you speak
Tell me what is on your mind
I will not trick or tweak
The treasure that I find
Yet I will voice where we part
Not to change your direction
I hope you will listen to my heart
With friendly love and affection
For you and I would gladly snatch
Each other to our spiritual side
If you or I play ball, one would catch
Save the other in the roaring tide
Love wants the best in the other
We spend daylight in comparison
We can still be a sister and brother
Though you in faith be a Saracen*
In the deviation of Jesus history,
Our two religions do not integrate,
And the “trinity of God” mystery.
Yet let us choose to love, not hate
Copyright © Kim Rodrigues | Year Posted 2017
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