Dreaming Of A New World Poem by ian westwood

Dreaming Of A New World



I’m dreaming of a world,
Of unknown places,
Vacant spaces,
Unwon races.
I’m dreaming of a world,
Of children playing,
Children smiling,
No more dying.
I’m dreaming of a world,
Of old men singing,
Lovers clinging,
Church bells ringing.
I’m dreaming of a world,
Of happy faces,
No more nations,
No more races.
I’m dreaming of a world,
With no warmongers,
Where no one suffers,
And no one hungers.
I’m dreaming of a world,
Just full of children,
With no more adults,
To maim or kill them.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I think the origins of this poem are quite obvious, considering the present and also the past world we live in. We dream of a better world without war, but when we wake up in the morning, nothing has changed. Nevertheless, my message must always be repeated at all times in history.
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ian westwood

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Sheppey, Kent, England
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