Zosima Poem by John Parsons
Zosima
Humanity spans the globe
And not just a continent, race or nation.
God loves all, being white
Or American doesn't matter
Culture is universal, no group can monopolize it.
For man naturally
Sees someone from another country
Not as friend or enemy.
But as a fellow Human Being.
(4 June 2008)
(Hurst, Texas)
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: culture,june
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