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Featured Poem	'No room for hate' by David Gould
	Wrote in response to our daughter being killed in the London Bombings of 7 July 2005 There is no room within my heart for revenge, fire or hate there is no room within my mind for any thoughts like these. I cannot find the words to say just how it is I feel but I know from deepest hurt I must forgiveness find. The hurt that’s been done to us cuts sore like a knife, but we must not, repay in kind what has been done to us. Instead we must try and find the way that is so hard, and reach out our loving hands to find some friendship now. There can be no more healing thing than opening wide our eyes and seeing that most other folk are really just like us.	Some Quick Links * A Hugging Song by Sally Campbell * World Peace is the real thing by Funsho Adekunle * Peace by Christine * Don't take away my hope by Leanne D Hendley * Each of us shine by Richard Wheeler * Two Peoples Conquest for Peace by Meriem * Every man woman and child on this planet has a mother by Rosemary * Garden of Peace by Allan Cooke * Eyes by Donna Louise Ellice * I will wake again in darkness by mark mulligan * FEBRUARY the 14th by Erika Kristein Kaptein * About war much has been written by Wolfgang P. May * Have you ever stood still and felt by Joni Pulido * Peace Offering by Judi * Once upon a time… by Lizzy * Teddy Bears for Guns by Ada Aharoni * Why I’m Grateful by Julian Weichel (age 8) * The World I’d Like to See by Ariel Weichel (age 13) * Fear by Elke Holt * Prayer for World Leaders by Carol Hansen Grey * Australia September 2001 by L. Armour * My Personal Revenge by Ron Reed * Hot Rage, Dry Blood, Warm Tea by Zaakiy Siddiqui * Peace can be achieved by Amy * IN THE NAME OF DEMOCRACY by Emily Ann Easton - 18 years old * Peace is not easy to find by Kevin Ronkko * Peace Question 1 by Laurie Phillips * peace be with you by Karen * HEAL THE PAST by Beveridge * Peace is a cuddly teddybear by Eddie * Until by Max Merckenschlager * Let us Save The Planet Earth by Anne Siroun Perry Sourjian
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My ViSiOn Of tHe WoRld Of tOdAy FrOm September 11th to Now Is there peace? Is there really such thing as peace? Like those that happen in stories of faerie tales? Or like Keiko in Free Willy who’s back freely swimming with the other whales? No.There’s no peace in the world today. There’s no peace of what I can see. I see people who suffer in many different ways. Many are confused Many are sad Many are dying of the diseases they had. Others who are hungry, Some are out of money. And even more that still struggle just to get food. I hear people crying and begging for help. I hear people screaming in pain and agony. But there’s no one to help them. There’re only people who ignore them. Terror. Is that our world today??? Yes. It’s terrorism. Many die because this. And others who moan and sob for those who died that they miss. Who suffers the most out of this? Children. Having to see people die in front their face, Why can’t we make this world a better place? Why is there terror but no peace? Was it because we didn’t solve a problem like putting together a puzzle piece? Or was it because we didn’t solve them in the past? Or was it because more problems would come out if you’d solve them too fast? War. Does it have to start again? To see even more people suffering then in WWI and WWII? So you could see the death of your friend? Or so you could see a falling bomb coming towards you? Why can’t we stop all of this? Stop the anger and the hatred. The fighting and the killing, Will it always end with bloodshed? Being different. Is that a big mistake? Having a different skin color, culture and religion? Then if we have to be the same, what does it take? Since it’ll depend on the people and their conditions. Those who want power and money, Don’t they realize what they are doing? That power and money isn’t everything? That it’s not worth for many who die each day? That they don’t hear of what people say? Do some people try to help those who are in need? Yes they do. But many are losing support along the way, Since not many are willing to pay. Does life have to be this way? No. Not if there was just one voice. That can make a difference by carry the burning flame of peace. Who can change all of this just by their choice? It’ll be up to them to put together this world piece by piece. I can do that, But I think if we could do it together it would be even better. Diah Sarwono	Embarking on war an unearthly evening. deep-frozen seagulls. bloodcherries dropping from the icicles. like envoys of false, dead stars, schooners are passing by, bypassing the laws, the splinted minister mouths, the wound-fevers of the hounds. sly boots with stripes, pulling their foreskins back, storming forwards to get a stripe. anointed by those who found oil, Bushers, they will set the Tigris on fire, the bailiffs of religion, the oily rogues. no steel eye’s sharp enough to block Their Way. but God, who blessed America, throw frost, pause the pace of their panzers, break those boots that carry the war-ruins of my city out to the East. I, I can only rabidly hate, to hate. Mark Meekers	Concerning dead soldiers Consider the sadness of the dead when Gods that final truth supply as boon for lives unfairly shed in service to persuasive lie. Do they envy the fallen few embalmed with poison of the truth partook while sat in chapel pew or sniffed while in their voting booth? Do they impatient, count the days until they meet again the liar who justified his war and preys on young to stoke in Ares pyre? Do they despise their coffin's flag or covet the colors of their foe and wonder if dead men should brag or now more calm, their bold outgrow? Or wasted do they silent sleep, mute promise of the young that died for empty glory purchased cheap and charged to chauvinistic pride?. Gerald Bosacker