I DREAM OF A WORLD IN PEACE

 I DREAM OF A WORLD WITH PEACE




I dream of a world with peace

Where peace speaks kindness, Where kindness is caring for others

A place where Peace speaks love, love for your neighbours

Peace is all about sharing, it isn't evil

A world in which all I aspire is to see peace in the eyes of others '

In a world that I do not seek to desire pride or power

Peace is like a gardener seeking to feel peace while he receives the beauty of the graceful trees. 


I dream of a world with peace

Where there is no rich or poor

A peaceful world where there are no blacks or whites or coloured

I dream of a world full of love and laughter

A peaceful world there where is no room for hatred or frowns 

I dream of a peaceful world where there is no rape or murder

Where there is just hope for a better day


I dream of a world with peace 

Where there is no weak or strong 

I dream of a world with joy

Where there is no sadness

I dream of a world with peace 

A world in which there is no one at war

I dream of a world with peace where everyone stays with unity in diversity. 

I dream of of a world with peace where everyone stays with ease

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