Morning Love

Will there be Love tomorrow?

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Morning Love

Morning Love

Will there be Love tomorrow?
Any political conversations a little bit more genuine,
Men are more connected than they may realize,
The air of opportunity could encourage bad things to happen.

Just don’t feel the need to take everything so seriously,
Connect on a deeper level with people today; they will feel prouder.
Just tossing out a few silly jokes here and there will make any busywork easy.
More interesting in the many political conversations, be careful, though.

Need to watch out for people with silver tongues.
Get the head down but not into sucked into the daily soap opera,
There is no point getting down into the dirt,
Younger people in life are looking to you,
A very welcome distraction from what is there and how to deal with it.

Come on, don’t take everything so seriously.
That social energy is perfect for building bridges for helping friends.
This careful balance of a business situation,
Smile with a few silly jokes here and there,
Juicy-sounding tales of romance or turmoil buzz.

Might seem like a very welcome distraction,
Oh yes, Baby, let’s both get emotionally!

4 Comments
  1. Avatar of Andrew J. Sacks
    Andrew J. Sacks says

    Walter, thank you for the customary fine work!

  2. Avatar of Giusi Mastronelli
    Giusi Mastronelli says

    I can’t help but noticing that this “poetic prose” of yours is a bad translation from an exotic language…?! You should have someone who speaks English look your work over before submitting it (or at least use a spell and grammar checker). Love the Shankar picture though!
    Giusi M.

  3. Avatar of Joyce White
    Joyce White says

    Good write, Walter. What the world needs now is humor, more love, kindness,
    and respect. What the world’s problem is right now is how to communicate these things.
    Thank you for this poem. It is a step in the right direction.

  4. Avatar of Joyce White
    Joyce White says

    Giusi, please remember an artist speaks in many languages. What is important is that this prose will be understood by those
    who needed to hear it, not just critique it.

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