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Sylvester Murray
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“A World at Peace
If I could bake a single loaf of bread, that would feed all the hungry children of the world, I would do so. If I could pour the wine, that would quench the thirst for greed, hatred, and inhumanity toward man, I would do so. If I could create a world at peace, where there are no divisions among the races, the rich, and the poor, I would do so, if I could change the world by being less selfish in my actions, dream, and desires, I would do so, if you could, would you do so, would you join me today? If you could, would you make the world a better place—if you could, would you do so?”
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If I could bake a single loaf of bread, that would feed all the hungry children of the world, I would do so. If I could pour the wine, that would quench the thirst for greed, hatred, and inhumanity toward man, I would do so. If I could create a world at peace, where there are no divisions among the races, the rich, and the poor, I would do so, if I could change the world by being less selfish in my actions, dream, and desires, I would do so, if you could, would you do so, would you join me today? If you could, would you make the world a better place—if you could, would you do so?”
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“I believe the true measure of a leader does not come from ones desire to be in control, but more so from the humility and respect you show others along the way…
Before one can truly lead, first you must learn how to follow. A true leader shines by example, not by dominance…”
― Titanic Revisited
Before one can truly lead, first you must learn how to follow. A true leader shines by example, not by dominance…”
― Titanic Revisited
“A World at Peace
If I could bake a single loaf of bread, that would feed all the hungry children of the world, I would do so. If I could pour the wine, that would quench the thirst for greed, hatred, and inhumanity toward man, I would do so. If I could create a world at peace, where there are no divisions among the races, the rich, and the poor, I would do so, if I could change the world by being less selfish in my actions, dream, and desires, I would do so, if you could, would you do so, would you join me today? If you could, would you make the world a better place—if you could, would you do so?”
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If I could bake a single loaf of bread, that would feed all the hungry children of the world, I would do so. If I could pour the wine, that would quench the thirst for greed, hatred, and inhumanity toward man, I would do so. If I could create a world at peace, where there are no divisions among the races, the rich, and the poor, I would do so, if I could change the world by being less selfish in my actions, dream, and desires, I would do so, if you could, would you do so, would you join me today? If you could, would you make the world a better place—if you could, would you do so?”
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“WHY I WRITE POETRY
It gives rhyme to reason,
It is as elusive as a dream,
Like the changes of the season,
Poetry isn’t always what it seems.
Like spring is to summer,
And winter is to fall,
It can be a beautiful sunrise,
Or an ugly brawl.
Why I write poetry,
It can be a way to vent,
An escape from reality,
When nothing makes sense.
Upheaval and neutrality,
A soldier going into war,
Conflicting moralities,
Poetry defines what they are.
Why I write poetry,
Is to right a wrong,
For racial equality,
Not for some, but for all.
One voice, one people,
Joined by grace,
Poetry is the rhyme and reason,
Defining the human race.”
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It gives rhyme to reason,
It is as elusive as a dream,
Like the changes of the season,
Poetry isn’t always what it seems.
Like spring is to summer,
And winter is to fall,
It can be a beautiful sunrise,
Or an ugly brawl.
Why I write poetry,
It can be a way to vent,
An escape from reality,
When nothing makes sense.
Upheaval and neutrality,
A soldier going into war,
Conflicting moralities,
Poetry defines what they are.
Why I write poetry,
Is to right a wrong,
For racial equality,
Not for some, but for all.
One voice, one people,
Joined by grace,
Poetry is the rhyme and reason,
Defining the human race.”
―
A World at Peace
If I could bake a single loaf of bread, that would feed all the hungry children of the world, I would do so. If I could pour the wine, that would quench the thirst for greed, hatred, and inhumanity toward man, I would do so. If I could create a world at peace, where there are no divisions among the races, the rich, and the poor, I would do so, if I could change the world by being less selfish in my actions, dream, and desires, I would do so, if you could, would you do so, would you join me today? If you could, would you make the world a better place—if you could, would you do so?