Hymn to tolerance
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Hymn to tolerance
>Big Grin<
Peace, love and tolerance
To give our lives a sense
Why wars turbulence?
And hatred in abundance
Brothers we are black or white
There is no difference

>Big Grin<
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#2
Short, sweet, and simple! For me, as a punctuation freak, there should be a comma after "brothers," and an apostrophe either before or after the "s" in "wars." It's really good, though. I like the word choice; I think they're really strong, and that everyone counts for something. It reminds me a little of Alan Paton novels!
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#3
Thank you
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#4
It's a short poem, and your message got across well. Overall though, I feel that it lacks the impact needed for a message like that. A longer poem with more imageries is what I would do to really get the message across. Like I said, as it stands, it works, but it doesn't leave an impact.
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#5
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I'll try m'ètaler on this subject but I generally I prefer short poems and targeted

Thank you brandontoh


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#6
i agree with everyone else on the shortness being a good thing but i also feel if you added in a few more lines it could be so much better.
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