It's A World For All Poem by Godfrey Morris

It's A World For All

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The test of history never rest

A queue of villians give their best.

Coniving, cheating passing threats.

All this for a prize - a world for only one to keep.

If all these ways were ever had.

I fear -

I dreadfully fear what ills there be.

Genocide - an excluded kind.

One supreme tongue.

Greek, Latin even French and German perhaps


But history remains a true defender
.
This world was never made for one.

Cruel intentions must fade

They must learn

It is a world for all

Never a world for one.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Clarence Prince 16 July 2012

It's a world for all, very well said, Godfrey!

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Melody Thaila Kuku 12 July 2012

You're right, but the coniving hasn't stopped. Its on in a more subtle form, that desire to dominate others, to be the centre of the world. But yes, they must learn its a world for all. Your poem is short, precise and intresting. Good job.

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Godfrey Morris

Godfrey Morris

Kingston, Jamaica
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