I still believe that if WE came together; we wouldn’t be so divided. We would find common ground. We the people would be united. I still believe there’s a chance for each of us; one thing to remember though; It’s in God we Trust. We come together in times of crisis don’t we? Why don’t we take it from there and leave the nonsense be? I still believe that there’s a good heart in most human beings. You can’t always trust what you’re reading or seeing. Each of us have sinned in our lives at one point in time. God can turn that all around if you would just put away your pride. God can and God will help you if you would turn to Him today; don’t wait until the very end; because by then it may be too late.
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GenXer Sharon 🙏🍀 (
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- Comment from author about the poem: I don’t mean bigger issues as nonsense. Sometimes we must stand firm. Maybe it’s foolish to think we can come together again. But God can do anything if we would just Trust in Him. Hold on in dark times and keep praying your prayers because in my walk with God; I know without a doubt He hears and in His timing He answers. Even if it’s not in the way we would like, we know that we can’t possibly understand everything. So we continue on in Faith and a deep love of God who is above All.
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Good write GS.
Meanwhile - I'm terrible - I still believe I should be nasty to KP. Only to keep her from being too big for her boots! lol.
lol. 😂 thank you Orchiee
There is a feel of optimism in this poem and a call to trust in God. Nicely done
Thank you my friend
You are very welcome
nicely written
Thank you friendship
Amen to people finding common ground, Sharon! I don't expect everyone to agree with one another, and frankly, I wouldn't want that either. But surely we can disagree without treating each other as enemies. I appreciate your hopeful outlook, my friend! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️🐦⬛
Exactly. Thank you Tristan
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