All colours are beautiful.
All colours matter.
Day is white.
Night is black.
I love days.
I love nights.
I love blacks.
I love whites.
We are born
And we die.
But the earth is always here.
The laws, traditions,
Opinions, beliefs,
Pride, ego,
Customs and rites
Remain always here.
But we go
And we go for ever.
Before we go for ever
Let not the evil customs
Take hold of our brain.
Let's not losethe head
And Killsome George Floyd.
Just because he is black.
Or any fellow human being
Just because he is unlike us.
He may be fatter than us
Ortalleror shorter than us.
Hemay be a stranger.
Kill not,kill not,
Let's live our temporary life
On this lasting planet
Then leave it for others
And go away for ever.
Like our predecessors
Let's go and never return.
George Floyd the name of tremendous earthquake in the world CONSCIENCE the name of merciless hurricane in the world HUMANISM THIS NAME came to remove the brutal well planned word RACISM /////ELEGY of TIME; congrats.....deserve 10+
Colours of creation! ! All colours are beautiful! All colours matter; Muse of mankind on earth! Better with righteousness than, Evil acts. Who created us as human beings with different colours? Answer yourself. The rainbow should teach us! ! ! With all the colours in unity. Racism is an evil act! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
A well crafted composition of the day. Simply magnificent. Congrats on your featured piece...10++
A great Poem of the Day! I love every bit of it.Congratulations Shahil Sharifidin for being selected Poet of the Day. Let me quote from this wonderful poem- - All colours are beautiful. All colours matter. Day is white. Night is black. I love days. I love nights. I love blacks. I love whites. We are born And we die. - - - - - - - - Let's live our temporary life On this lasting planet Then leave it for others
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I would like to translate this poem
Night is black. I love days. I love nights. I love blacks. I love whites. We are born And we die. Racism, great evil in this centuary. and elsewhere. tony