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Imagined Tomorrow

Somewhere in a nebulous ineffable tomorrow A place for humanity devoid of pain and sorrow, Beyond the hectic, frenzied civilizations we know Nurturing places for solitude, calm, and peace, to grow, Where love of the beautiful and gentility abound In a different place inconceivable to be found, Only residing still in dreams and stranger fantasies "Not possible," one of our most pernicious fallacies. Listening to people who see a future full of doom, I still foster hope for a better, safer world with room For all different nationalities, races, and creeds-- Society capable of meeting our diverse needs. Idealistic, most utopian, I comprehend, As our world is now, I would surely hate for it to end. SIXTH PLACE WINNER Written April 2, 2021 Submitted to "Where Are We Headed" Contest Sponsored by: Unseeking Seeker

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Date: 4/23/2021 9:12:00 PM
Milton, thank you for sharing your inspirations and your placement. Look forward to your participation in the next contest ‘Our last thoughts’
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L Milton Hankins
Date: 4/23/2021 9:39:00 PM
Thank you, Unseeking Seeker. I appreciate your consideration and your compliment.
Date: 4/2/2021 1:56:00 PM
Good luck in the contest with this one. It has good descriptiveness and rhyming.
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L Milton Hankins
Date: 4/2/2021 7:39:00 PM
Robert, she has added some guidance, and I think I'm probably way off the mark. My poem is quite general in aspect, while I think she is interested in more personal spiritual development and advancement. Who knows? Thanks for the encouraging word. I need it!
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Date: 4/2/2021 2:14:00 PM
Thanks so much, Robert. I'm not sure what is being asked for in the contest, but I did my best to express my feelings about the subject matter. Utopian, to be sure, but dreams still can become reality...I believe.

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