My Peace Posts in chronological order
Papa's Marbles. Not a pretty one in the bunch.
Every one brown or taupe.
Every one brown or taupe.
I don't know why my grandfather's loving eyes gave me gifts of handmade earth-shaped marbles in a bowl that grace my piano top today, nor why he planned for me, all those years ago, to write about his prayers. I don't know why.
But I do know how.
And so do you.
Let the revolution begin.
But I do know how.
And so do you.
Let the revolution begin.
“You do not need me to tell you what to do. I am proud of you and you are doing just fine. Just remember one thing: It takes all the dolls in the box to make the world a beautiful place, Mimi. . They can't hear what the other one has to say unless you introduce them to one another and set their feet to dancing. Take them out of the box.”
June 6, 2008 A Revolution of Words ~ #4
Voices of peace can't war.
How, Mimi Pencil Skirt - as one reader asked - can you use the word revolution in the same sentence as peace? "Because," I said with a mouth full of unexpected resolve ..."because I now know the meaning of revolution." I am turning. I am changing as I read. And walk through jungles
with starving children
with nothing to hide behind
but my words
Now I have yours too.
with starving children
with nothing to hide behind
but my words
Now I have yours too.
And then the world looked on as an election in the United States loomed ominously toward conflict of the most internal kind. Would we? Could we....
There is a place between two worlds I've heard of. Some say it is Holy.
Full of energy.
Full of peace.
Full of peace.
Maybe we keep asking for the same struggle and getting exactly what we ask for because we’re not ready to lay down the most powerful weapon we have
Love
Bloggingham Palace
United States
Original Peace Blogger
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