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Let My Country Wake-Up and Bloom

Let My Country Wake up and Bloom
On the Independence Day of India                        For 15th AUGUST 2010


O Almighty God,
I pray to you today on the auspicious occasion,
Of our country’s Independence Day.

Let my country wake-up and bloom, 
Under the sky of freedom and prosperity,
While thinking, not only for the welfare of India,
But also for the well being of the entire world.

Let us show the world, that we not only believe,
In the theory of ‘The whole world is a family’
But we really care for it.

Make us more strong and benevolent,
Hard working, but generous,
Peace loving but strong enough to destroy those,
Who are trying to take the benefit of non-violence.
And are planning to spoil the peace of earth.

Give strength to my people to elect only those,
Who can show us a path of progress and humanity,
But not through the jungles of corruptions and absurdity.

Bless our people to elect only those,
Who are sincere and honest, brave and courageous?
Who may make my country a strong nation,
Give us strength to elect only those, who may
Save the Nature of this earth and may try 
To make, the entire world a beautiful place, 
To live with peace and love. 

Ravindra

Kanpur India  14th August 2010


Premium Member Peace

Amidst the chaos peace descended. 
It calmed the waves and quieted the storm. 
It wafted like a breeze, cleansing the air, 
and settled like a butterfly with gossamer wing. 

Just when it seemed that the world was ending 
it slipped quietly in.  Sitting at the back; 
listening but saying nothing.  Silent, 
waiting for the moment to 'attack'. 

It watched and waited as the fighting continued. 
Almost interrupting, but held in check. 
When the arm lifted the sword to strike 
the deciding blow, it whispered 'stop', 

and the weapon wavered in the warring hand 
before it fell and clattered to the floor. 
Peace spoke then: 'look what you've done 
with your hatred and cruelty. Do you think you won? 

Look at the destruction, the devastated souls, 
and the misery you have caused. I've been watching 
and waiting for you to come to your senses, but 
you never did.  Not content until the world 

creaked and cracked under the strain, 
until all that remained was hopelessness. 
Well, I'm here now and I order you to stop.' 
Amidst the chaos peace has descended. 

War and hate have ended.

Me

I have walk through the tunnel of life
burned down the kingdom of burdon and strife
seen through the eyes of GOD
and yet my heart still hurts inside
I have walk upon the river of shame
in my mine I am the only one to blame
In my life of abandonment only and angry person was born
For them to believe that all evil is gone
Is for their souls to walk with the unborn
I have glanced at the future and saw only but pain
men minds are empty so hard for them to sustain
money and gold their is no gain
fires only the smell of propane
This that I see OH GOD it's so real to me
 It's harder then a knife this thing i speak of is life
time and time again life was gone again
not naturally but by men
war upon wars they seem to have no end
peace and love come back again
the people have fed the world a pain
how long do we thank it will sustain
i put my heart and soul into this
will they stop and listen to the abiss
the world is coming to and 
now later and again...
Form: Rhyme

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