Dreamscape
I've chosen to live in a perished land,
Where butterflies are gold and not harvested;
Where all land is green and all wind is enliven;
Where wars are fought for cause, not liquids, or rocks, or poise;
Where God does not mean hate and no one is maimed for love;
Where ashes fall from nature instead of brought-down bombs;
Where peace-bringers are left to live and not drowned or blown apart;
Where all hearts yeild observance and concern;
Where humility is not a crime;
Where daughters have fathers;
Where parents can feed their children;
Where children play with non-lethal toys;
Where hands are held or left to be.
But this land is a dream because it will never be.
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