One In What’s To Come

Geovanni VillafañeSeptember 8, 2016

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One In What's To Come

written by: Geovanni Villafañe

@RezZureKtedPoeT

We must face devastation as one
Our determination must leave out none
There's no figurative in our love
In every moment we must rise above
Destiny still has a chance in all of us
But we can't cover wrongs with a paint brush
Let go of divisiveness and move on
Stop the reckless and denying what's to come

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Art by Mark Henson

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