Sonnet 13 We Know Poem by Francisco Luis Arroyave Tabares

Sonnet 13 We Know

We know that a small part of the money
The world uses for its wars without aim
Could be used to bathe with milk and honey
Humanoid ghosts that walk on a bones frame.

We know that a little understanding 5
For those who need the church to follow God
Would yield room to those already standing
On these rich lands today covered with blood. 8

We know that without so much selfishness
Or wealthy people each day more alone
There would be more blooming of happiness
And their face would glow with an angel's tone.

If we know for sure that something is wrong
Let us retreat some steps and fare along.
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5-8-. This quatrain alludes to third world countries that double their population every so often and do not do enough to regulate their population because they are impeded by their beliefs.

Sonnet 13 We Know
Wednesday, September 13, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: sonnet,war and peace,world conflicts,art,artistic work
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A reflection on the world's priorities and the potential for change if resources were allocated differently.
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