Pierce the Soulless With Love

To stop the painful heartache
One must piece the soulless
Entity of hate, to entertain
The feeling of respect and love
Towards all the human race
Not just the few, but all
And the feelings of righteousness
Does not depict who you are
But elasticity finds it way
Towards your humbleness
And truth abounds 
Forwards
May the heart of love find you
And fill you with joy and peace
And trust will be a main stay 
Within the harbor of hope
And be a lifelong companion
Throughout the painful days you
Have and thoughts of tranquility
Be your honor and happiness in
Your straightforward praise
That which is spent for you
By the presence of love
And delivered by the grace
Of people that surround you
In love…pain is destroyed
And the soulless is left
In the dust of the past
To never be displayed
Ever again

Russell Sivey
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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Ashley Avatar
October 11, 2017 at 8:35 PM
A beautifully written poem Russell filled with a feelings of love, hope and respect. You give these feelings a strong and wondrous voice for all to hear!
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October 11, 2017 at 11:39 AM
ohh, ohh, russell...so warm is your tone on this return -to- love plea!.. remarkable played crafted ; a tempo soft and sacred! the last line is a wonder unto its own: splendid, my friend!..huggs
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October 11, 2017 at 8:54 AM
Powerful words my friend, and ones that everyone should read.. Well written Russell..
Pandit Avatar
October 11, 2017 at 8:40 AM
Your poem is so on the mark depicting a path toward a loving and peaceful life--the message fills with hope and care, just as intended--well done Russell!
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