Welcome Guest Login or Signup
LIVE CHAT | INSTANT MESSENGER | BOOKMARK
| LANGUAGE:
 


Bookmark:
RSS 1.0     RSS 2.0

Total Views: 33 - Total Replies:

POSTED BY: Ndim on 10/11/08 @ 04:15 PM



when shall we cease to have hatred in
our hearts and minds for our friends
How does one explain the bitterness
Experienced daily by humanity due


To mistrust and fear generated
Cutting across board from all races
Can we come together on the
Platform of brotherhood and sow


Seeds of harmony ushering in
Social dialogue and justice
Constructing a network for better
Connectivity linking people of all


Works of life shaping lives
Transforming phobia and killing
Fear nipping in the bud jealousy
Jealousy comes from naivety


Running away from accepting
Responsibilities that are ours
Have often raised dust on our
Faces raising questions on


The success map of those
Who made it while we faltered
Developing hatred brews jealousy
Can we stand the heat of envy?


Ndim Bernard Ngouche
Poet and writer





POSTED BY: PoeticSpace on 10/12/08 @ 03:30 PM



Hello Ndim,

 

You speaking to all, as thats something many experience daily... Being jealousy or in envy of a friend, relative, and so on... Guess one just needs to be thankful for what he/she already has... Definitely count thy blessings, etc... In summary being/acting so childish shall only destroy self in reality...





--------------------------------------------------------------
PoeticSpace - The One In Charge
Back To Top




POSTED BY: Poetressforever on 10/13/08 @ 12:45 PM


Great question and kudo to you for broaching the topic.
Back To Top




POSTED BY: Poetic_Inspiration77 on 10/14/08 @ 07:11 PM


I am really liking this subject....and especially this part

Works of life shaping lives
Transforming phobia and killing
Fear nipping in the bud jealousy
Jealousy comes from naivety


Running away from accepting
Responsibilities that are ours 

 

true indeed, good flow, good piece

 

keep writing





--------------------------------------------------------------
“A woman has got to love a bad man once or twice in her life, to be thankful for a good one” - Marjorie K. Rawlings
Back To Top
12/03/2008



*** PoeticSpace.com - MySpace For Poets.... ***
Powered by phpFoX Version 1.6