Take Away Bloody Fools, Gracious God

Take away bloody fools, Gracious God! Relieve us of our sins’ heavy load! Take away the blood-thirsty wolves That are borne in the shapes of humans, Conspiring against the Adam-born To destroy the world peace, like Satans. Take away fools, the fire-belching dragons N’ bring forth, instead, those that be wise, Who can turn today’s hell-like world Into a happy, peaceful paradise, Where there all be happy n’ unworried, N’ having with each other good ties, Where there are no suicide attacks And no warplane flies, Where there no Eve-daughter is ravished And no oppressed cries, N’ where for hateful sounds of blasts, There are sweet songs of love, N’ where there all are free and equal: Crow, crane, kite and dove.
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December 24, 2012 at 8:33 PM
Aejaz, Once again, we find ourselves trapped in the Holiday Season. And, hear I am stopping by to say Hi and to wish you a Merry Christmas once again sincerely from my heart. Loving each moment I found comforting here on the soup. Thank you for any comment or support you have offered now or in the past. Love always & forever ~ PD
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July 20, 2012 at 10:31 AM
Ah the majesty of a Peaceable Kingdom. Congrad's on your fine write making it through to round one in an international poetry contest. Light & Love
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July 18, 2012 at 9:16 AM
Congratulations on your poem making it through round one of the PoetrySoup International Poetry Contest. I wish you the best in the finals Aejaz. Love, Carol
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July 17, 2012 at 6:17 PM
Congratulations on making the first round.
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