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Noble Peace


Though, I walk this earth never known by parting waters or even building an arch for protection the all sorts of race and living. I never spoke of miracles I could create nor did I dance the ritual to bring rain in drought. No, Nobel peace prize is one I will never receive or even the Woman of the year. My yearbook never spoke of my success for my future nor did I make homecoming queen. Never stated I could end war and resolve world peace and hunger. Though I had stated that I am human an human is to error as well as I owned up to my wrong doings cause pain to others. Can I say that I will be remembered like one of the world's greatest icons maybe not though there will be that one or even a handful who honor my existence to their life? Waters may never part nor will I keep those who seek survival a float. A book to healing maybe but to end hate and hunger offering World peace I doubt it. My mission is to try to swim the waters an even help the next one beside me telling them to fight to live yelling the pep talk you can do it don't give up. A Nobel peace prize I give to myself for the inner peace that I came by ending the war raging in my head now not seeking food for I found the reason to life an inner peace hunger no more belly has feeds on fighting the cause to remain a survivor no longer a victim
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