All animals and humans deserve our respect
Even when we are not considered perfect.
Being different is eternally good
Love and life of our planet’s brotherhood . . .
Our sisterhood too, cats and dogs,
Foxes, bears and amusing little hedgehogs.
Natural disasters will continually occur
But hate, hate, hate we should not endure.
Be kind to those who show hurt and despair
Be kind to those who breath our precious air.
About the Creator
Cheryl Keller
Born in Chicago, raised in the Pacific Northwest, Washington. I have been living in England since 2005. I go back when I can to see friends and family. I have many good memories. And tragic ones. I love writing and hope get back into this.
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Did Pocahontas write this after singing Colors of the Wind? This was so beautiful and sweet