Pray For The World To Heal - Easter Prayer 2018! Poem by Bernedita Rosinha Pinto

Pray For The World To Heal - Easter Prayer 2018!



Pray for those who in their hearts despair,
pray for those who in their own land have lost
their homes and loved ones,
pray for those children and families who face
starvation and famine and have no food to feed themselves,
pray for those mothers who have no milk to nurse their young ones
pray for those who have taken refuge in other countries
and never returned to their homeland for years,
pray for those who have lost their sons and daughters
in wars and bombing, terrorism and destruction,
pray for those fathers and mothers who weep for their lost children,
pray for those who have lost their parents and siblings
due to rage and revenge, hostility and insanity of gunmen
who made innocents lose their lives in schools and concert halls;
pray for everyone who grieves without deserving
the sorrow they encounter when death has taken its step
in their direction while walking on the pavements not sensing danger
that someone will drive their vehicle and
deliberately kill their loved one,
pray for those who in silence of debris sleeps in fear of explosions
and awaits his end holding close to his bosom his wife and children,
pray that this world stops sorrowing, fighting, killing
and moves on to healing, protecting and saving one another,
pray, pray, just pray for reconciliation of peace everywhere.

Pray For The World To Heal - Easter Prayer 2018!
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
An Article that appeared on- The Jordan Times, by Reuters dated: April 01,2018

Syrian mother hopes to reunite family shattered by war

DAMASCUS, Syria — Amira Gharmoush's family has been a victim of both sides of the war for the Eastern Ghouta region near Damascus. The 67-year-old Syrian mother of nine is now hoping to piece back together what is left of it.

She fled Eastern Ghouta four years ago when, she said, one of her three daughters was killed by insurgents in the area, the last major rebel stronghold near Damascus until the Syrian government launched a ferocious campaign to recapture it.

Two of her six sons accompanied her on her journey out of Eastern Ghouta at the time. They were detained by the Syrian government and she has not heard from them since.

The other four sons stayed inside Eastern Ghouta, separated from their mother by the frontlines of a war that has broken up countless families and killed hundreds of thousands of people over the last seven years.
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