Poems About: PEACE

Walking in to the unknown destination,
starving of peace & happiness years after years.
Achieved all in my life but lost my precious peace.
Love is missing due to me so is the peace of mind read more »

I heard the bells on Christmas day
Their old familiar carols play,
And wild and sweet the words repeat
Of peace on earth, good will to men. read more »

For justice, truth and peace to flow
Love too has fruit to bear
United must become all four
And practiced everywhere read more »

There was a clash between
The heart and belief
The war and peace
Where I had to put a cease read more »

I saw your life as a pool of agony,
Your pain filled,
and categorized in the midst's
of your self destruction read more »

Peace separates while war
brings people together. It
is a reversed world we live in.
Why must we live in dischord read more »

The wind picked up from the north
As the clouds began to form
The men in the boat grew weary
Of the impending storm read more »

I keep reading about, little ones dying, parents crying, politicians lying, generals denying, their truth, I’m not buying

It’s never too late to Give Peace A Chance read more »

While still our wars on earth increase
It seems that no one cares
What is this thing the world calls peace
What are the fruit it bears read more »

You remind me of peace the whisper of the trees, how the words float off the page in the love letters i send.
You remind me of peace what everyone hopes and fights for.
Once i hold you in my possession i always have to have more.
You remind me of peace the tenderness of that of a newborn childs touch. read more »

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a contemporary home is a democrative and dynamic instillation of read more »

Peace is what mankind must master
To save the future from recurring disasters,
Wise among men light peace in their hearts,
While villainous ones fall far short from it, read more »