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Showing posts with label Wanda Psycho. Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2015

OctPoWriMo 2015: Day 12: Dream Time


Asleep
Beautiful dreamer
Come to me
Dream of being together
Eyes closed as you wander
Free to become who you are
Gone are the ties that bind you
Heart beating steady in your breast you breathe
Into the night your soul roams, come to me
Just as you are, just as you always should be
Kiss me softly in the light of the full moon now
Let me love you as I long to, as you long for
Make me happier than I ever imagined being until you came to me
Night folding us in its dark embrace as we draw ourselves together
Only our love matters, our love will last for all time
Precious moments found together under cover of the night sky
Quickly now, before the dawn tears us apart again
Realize the longing within both heart and soul
Sweetly soothe away the sorrows within us
Try to hold each other close
Undying love, unending embrace, unstoppable
Victorious are we together
Xenic we are
Yearning hearts
Zoneless

~Wanda~

Notes:
Xenic:  of, relating to, or employing a culture medium containing one or more unidentified organisms
I thought it would be fun to do a poem which consecutively used all the letters in the alphabet and counting, first up and then back down.



Living In Ancient Greece

Saturday, April 18, 2015

A to Z Blogging Challenge 2015: P is for Pacifism

Pacifism is, quite simply, an opposition to war and violence.
A pacifist may have religious beliefs, but they do not have to.
Ahimsa, which means "to do no harm," is a core belief of Buddhism, Jainism, and Hinduism.
Many great spiritual leaders, including Jesus Christ, have encouraged pacifism.
Mohandas Gandhi called for non-violent opposition to British rule during the Indian Independence movement.
The word pacifism was coined by the French peace campaigner Émile Arnaud (1864–1921) and adopted by other peace activists at the tenth Universal Peace Congress in Glasgow in 1901.
~Wanda~

Information gathered from the Wikipedia entry on Pacifism.


Monday, March 9, 2015

British Veteran Recounts D-Day

We need to listen to our war veterans, and yet we don't. The story he recounts is a terrible one, so many lives lost.
War is not a glamorous or an exciting thing. It is a blight on humanity. As long as there are those whose main motivation is greed and power over others, we will have war. As long as we have war, we will continue to repeat the cycle of suffering. And so it goes on.

~Wanda~

Sunday, February 22, 2015

Apocalyptic Beliefs Lead to Tragedy

This certainly isn't the first story of this kind, and it probably won't be the last.
A follow-up article appears here, explaining that the parents apparently believed in some sort of impending apocalypse. The wife had been communicating with Dan Lafferty who, along with his brother Ron, murdered their sister-in-law and her fifteen-month-old child, stating that they had received a "revelation from God."
These sort of scenarios are always sad. It's frightening how deeply indoctrinated people can become when they hold extremist religious beliefs.

~Wanda~