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Will That Day Come?


Will that day come? The day when violence will cease. Fighting increases through out the years because of people and their beer. We fight constantly over little things if it were me I would say stop me! So many people dying and so many people crying. You try flying out of the way but violence will be there any way. It is all around the world. Will that day ever come? The day when violence will cease. When violence takes control it holds on forever. You may think fighting is better than holding on to something for ever. Will that day come? The day when violence will cease. When will we learn that violence is not the way. When will we take violent thoughts and throw them away. When will we say hey no violence today. Will that day come? The day when violence will cease. Violence to me is just not meant to be. When you go out what do you see? What do you think? Do you wonder if you will make it through the day or will everything be ok. Will that day come? The day when violence will cease. Violence is like a virus it is contagious it spreads from bed to bed. It starts at bad then it gets worse until you finally burst. The question is will that day come? To find that answer you must wait for the fate of the world and the violence with in it has not been decided yet.
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MVP-Most Valuable Poet
<p>i agree with you</p><p>its important to resonate the message of ending violence</p><p>its becoming too widespread</p>

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