Can we share ones selfish pain <br />with the wearing of purple ribbons? <br /> <br />This, a sincere and empathetic gesture. <br />Emotions fathom deeper than our eye's view. <br />There's no greater loss, no more dastardly harm, inflicted. <br />No meaning-less significance, that insanely inhuman evil, portray. <br /> <br /> <br />We, are with anger, compassion and vengeance. <br />All these, not will misfortune, reverse. <br />In alliance, our spirit invulnerable, setting goals for a <br />courageous victory over tyranny, discovering the solutions for <br />everlasting peace and good will. <br /> <br />Peace will prevail, historians have quoted wisely. <br />No such profundity, by itself, will ring forever true. <br /> <br />Omnipotent Love, as is inherent to life. <br />The whole of its entirety, suggests a gathering for world unity. <br />Criminal terrorists, their submission unfailing. An era of <br />human empathy and vigilance be our goals. Reinforced and <br />sacrificed by our Hero's bravery. <br /> <br />The world listens to cries, and cries with relentless compassion. <br />Ribbons of empathy, turning to a glorious rainbow for peace. <br /> <br />We need heed to our 'Omnipotent' legacy, <br />ever guiding in our efforts. Peace will have reigned, <br />and forever kept guarded. <br /> <br />Holding within the boundaries of human decency, <br />securing our immortal love for a - 'Unilateral, Universal Family' <br /> <br />© 2002 <br /> <br />(Author's reaction to the NYC Twin Tower attack)<br /><br />Louie Levy<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/ribbons-2/
