Hateful,
adjective: arousing, deserving of, or filled with hatred, very unpleasant.
Limp,
verb: walk with difficulty, typically because of a damaged or stiff leg or
foot, (of a damaged ship, aircraft, or vehicle) proceed with difficulty; noun:
a tendency to limp; a gait impeded by injury or stiffness; adjective: lacking
internal strength or structure; not stiff or firm.
Marvel,
verb: be filled with wonder or astonishment; noun: a wonderful or astonishing
person or thing.
Hateful
comments about immigrants
Make
me marvel at the person’s audacity
Their
ignorance and fear
Spurring
them on making their minds limp
Differences
make a country stronger not weak
As
long as we try to get along
Accept and embrace differences
We
can all prosper and be happy
©Sheilagh Lee February 24, 2016
Sadly many countries population accept newcomers the problem is do the newcomers really accept their new home and the new found freedom to choose?
ReplyDeleteyes some don't but the biggest percentage are grateful as are most of our ancestors who came here to Canada and the US as immigrants
ReplyDeleteAmen to that - it could be so simple..makes you wonder why not really..beautifully penned Sheilagh and a reflection of your glowing heart...
ReplyDeletethank you Jae Rose
ReplyDeleteBig statement! If only people could learn to live together, what a wonderful world this would be. Sadly all too often the reality is not like that. Good thought!
ReplyDeletethank you Danny
ReplyDeletePersonal preferences can get out of hand leading to unfounded prejudices. It just needs a spark to trigger it off!
ReplyDeleteHank
it can we just need to try to get along a little better
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