"Threads of Coexistence"

Inkerbell

In a world where differences divide,

Where prejudices and fears reside,

Let us embark on a timeless quest,

To forge a bond and coexist our best.

 

In lands far and wide, cultures bloom,

In shades of faith and tongues that loom,

Each heart with stories, vast and deep,

A tapestry of souls, our treasure to keep.

 

For we are born with unique design,

No two souls the same, by divine design,

The hues that paint our human race,

Embrace the beauty in every face.

 

Let not our ignorance cloud our sight,

Nor blind our minds with misguided might,

For in acceptance, we find the key,

To a world where love and harmony can be.

 

Step beyond the veil of judgments past,

Open your heart, let empathy amass,

Unravel the mysteries of the unknown,

In understanding, our unity is sown.

 

Reach out your hand, bridge the divide,

Break down the walls, let love reside,

For in diversity, strength finds its place,

Together we flourish, united in grace.

 

Let empathy guide our every choice,

Let kindness be our unwavering voice,

For no soul can thrive in isolation,

It's through connection, we find liberation.

 

In learning from each other's tale,

We realize how our lives can prevail,

No longer strangers, but kindred souls,

A symphony of voices, where unity rolls.

 

So, let us shed the cloak of indifference,

Embrace the power of coexistence,

For in this truth, we shall come to see,

That understanding holds the key.

 

In accepting the tapestry we share,

A world where compassion becomes the air,

We'll rise above the barriers we create,

To a place where love will never abate.

 

So, let us learn to accept and understand,

Extend a hand, reach out across the land,

For in unity, we find our soul's bliss,

In coexistence, a world we cannot miss.

 

Inkerbell 

  • Author: Inkerbell (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 12th, 2023 02:04
  • Comment from author about the poem: If we cannot coexist, we cannot exist!
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments1

  • 2781

    Almost perfect.

    • Inkerbell

      Thanks 🧚‍♀️



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