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Peace, My Brother
April 20, 2009
A man stood here once...
A man of light colored skin.
And he spoke a word.
He spoke of war,
Of bouncing bullets and pain.
Of how he'd make peace.
How can he make peace?
Peace upon such war-stuck land.
And bring health to wounds?
This man was no god.
But this man has a vision...
One he can fulfill.
And one day he will.
He will prevail to end this.
Because... We believe.
And, yes, I believe,
Believe in a better day...
I believe in change.
© Richard J., Congers, NY
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