Perfect World Poem by Phyllis Strong

Perfect World



What if I wrote a poem of elegance
It could be a song,
And the song was so beautiful;
Everybody would sing along.

What if everybody in the world was happy;
No one was sad.
All people were good;
Nobody was bad.

What if no one was weary;
With their head hung down.
No one was grumpy;
Walking around with a frown.

What if no one saw the color of people;
Everybody saw the same.
What if there were no losers.
Everybody won the game.

What if there were no haters;
Everybody rejoiced with you.
What if there was no,
BIG I and little you.

What if there was no death;
Everybody lived forever,
Those who were sick;
Only got better.

What if there was only love;
And no hate.
Everybody was perfect,
No one made mistakes.

What if everybody in the world
Stood hand-in-hand;
There were no wars;
Only peace in the land.


Copyright © 2009 by-Phyllis Strong

Monday, December 6, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: world peace
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