Arthur Vaso Poet Free verse

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Mr Brokenshire the Secretary of State for the United Kingdom commented:

    I was very saddened to learn of the death of Bishop Edward Daly earlier this morning.

    Throughout his long career, he witnessed at first hand many tragedies of the Northern Ireland troubles, but his priority was always to his parishioners, and he was a constant champion of the people of the North West.

    He was an iconic figure in civic life, and he will long be remembered as a cleric who worked tirelessly to promote peace for all.

    I extend my sincere condolences to his entire family circle.

Tribute To Bishop Daly of Uk

Tribute to Bishop Daly of UK

There are always those who mock
There are believers
Also unbelievers
There are believers of this way, and that
My god is greater than your god
By god, there is no god
My god is the only god
Believe in what I believe
And you shall live
Believe otherwise and you shall die
My sword shall draw your blood in the name of peace
Words oft repeated daily past and present
Ye of little knowledge
Ye of the fools gardens


We are but dots in the sky
Raindrops in the monsoons of knowledge
That we think, we think we know
We know not, what we know not
We travel roads oft traveled
We seek answers to questions with more questions
The seekers pretend they have found
The floundering are always seeking
With the troubles long ago
There was an answer buried inside a beautiful soul
Daly was this message clear
Peace over hate
Love over violence
Tolerance over differences
Kindness towards all living things
Hate never will defeat hate
Love may not win every battle
Love though will win at the end of times
The universe was created just so
Whatever your path
Bishop Daly blessed us all
He knew the power of love
With a humble heart, he served
Both god and mankind

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Jan Allison August 13, 2016 at 9:14 PM Wonderful tribute Arthur:-) hugs Jan xx

Seren Roberts August 13, 2016 at 2:58 PM was he not the cleric that walked in front of an injured man waving a bloodied white cloth in Northern Ireland. Great write ....Seren

Charmaine Chircop August 12, 2016 at 12:29 AM Thanks for introducing to this great man and his powerful message through your special words... I love to travel the road less travelled just like you Arthur..So I can visualize and feel the way you look at the world from the outside and not the inside of the globe....Love love.this poem..A fave. Charmaine Chircop August 12, 2016 at 12:30 AM Introducing to me

Alexis Y. August 10, 2016 at 10:24 PM Hi Arthur, I never heard of him. But your tribute piece told the(his) story of the love he had for mankind. Excellent job. A Undeniable seven:-) Alexis

Tim Smith August 9, 2016 at 11:19 AM Best known for his civil rights marches in Ireland and associated with Bloody Sunday. A true man of heart. Fabulous tribute Arthur. Arthur Vaso August 10, 2016 at 9:57 PM Thanks Tim!!

Casarah Nance August 9, 2016 at 9:55 AM Great tribute... hate will never defeat hate, such wise words lace your write together, loved it :) Arthur Vaso August 10, 2016 at 9:57 PM Thanks Cas! Hugs!