To face adversity
Without trace of fear
With only love in heart
Forgiveness as virtue
To breathe in love of God
Breathe out hate of Satan
To be at peace with Self
Letting hope reign supreme
I enjoyed this poem even more because inspiration lead to inspiration, ripples sourced back in the notes, to a line I found inspiring, by the poet MAHTAB BANGALEE, 'Positive thought is the superpower! ', which I meditated on. Thank you Richard for extending the thought so well : )
I wrote the poem 'Rivers Of Artistic Creativity', inspired by my comment on the poem 'Supreme Hope - Inspired By In Life In Dark Times Adversity Will Come By Terence George Craddock', written by the poet Richard Wlodarski and dedicated to the poet Richard Wlodarski.
If only the superpowers meditated on just that one profound line of our friend...we would inch that much closer to World Peace!
p2 and try to reference the source of all lines written if inspired by others, poets who enrich the lives of we who love poetry
p1 although I seem to get so little done so often, and read far more than I comment, enjoying the words and crafted beauty of words by other poets written, I am deeply indebted to words inspiration other poets have written,
I wrote the poem 'Sacred Sources Of Dedicated Poems Referenced', inspired by my comment on the poem 'Supreme Hope - Inspired By In Life In Dark Times Adversity Will Come By Terence George Craddock', by the poet Richard Wlodarski and dedicated to the poet Richard Wlodarski.
2) and their sources of inspiration for you are to be admired. They are indeed gifts to be treasured!
Terence, you are doing an impeccably good job of referencing the sources. And such an AMAZING job with all of your poetry! The poems that you write about other poets
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Breathing out hate, or what is within, suggests that love, restoration, comes from without, from the unverse. That is real wisdom.
And I'm not even a guru. I wonder what Maharishi Mahesh Yogi would have thought of your observation, M.J.