In Respect And In Freedom Poem by Michael Hopkins

In Respect And In Freedom

Rating: 4.9


Many have died

Many more will die

We will remember

The ones who we loved

And

The ones who loved us

Our strength

Our resilience

Our fortitude

Will see us through these dark days

Those who we deceived

And betrayed

Will be inspired to end this madness

And

Find their own strength

Their own resilience

Their own fortitude

Inherited from countless generations

Who came before

And

Join with us

In a calm confidence

That will shake

And

Rattle the powers that should not be

And

Reason and love and faith

Will be restored in our communities

And

One day our descendants

We smile upon our memory

With

Thanksgiving and gratitude

For our sacrifices

For our strength

For our resilience

For our fortitude

For our faith restored in one another

And

For turning the tide

By

Revealing the great deceptions

That were intended to create a permanent

Prison for Mankind

And

Establishing

A world in which

We can live together

In respect

And

In Freedom

© 2022 M, N, Hopkins

Wednesday, December 7, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: Freedom,Respect,Love,Reason
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Note: I wrote this poem in the free verse style of poetry a few days ago in an inspired moment while thinking about all the people nearby who have been leaving our world suddenly. I published it for the first time today on my blog, the 7th of December,2022.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Michael Hopkins 23 February 2023

Thanks to all your your comments

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Rob Lamberton 23 February 2023

Powerful recognition of freedom and the attributes that maintain it!

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Savita Tyagi 08 December 2022

This is a poem of hope. Of life's struggles and of our collective will to restore life of love and peace for all.

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Richard Wlodarski 08 December 2022

Such a great tribute! Very inspirational. I really like this poem, Michael!

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David Wood 07 December 2022

Very commendable, everyone should adopt this attitude. Top marks

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