Spread Love,Solve Problems
A Poem On Spreading Positivity
Life is too short to argue and fight,
We can never predict what's in sight,
So let's spread love with all our might,
And make this world a little more bright.
When problems arise, let's not lose our calm,
Let's work together and find a healing balm,
For love is the answer, and love is the charm,
That can bring us together and keep us from harm.
Let's give love and take love, with an open heart,
For love is the force that can set us apart,
From the negativity and the hate that tear us apart,
And bring us closer, in a loving start.
Let's solve our problems without any strife,
And find solutions that bring us back to life,
For love is the key that can end all strife,
And bring us together in peace and light.
So let's spread our love in everyone's heart,
And make this world a little more smart,
With love and understanding, we can play our part,
In making this world a work of art.
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Tamseela Farooq
I am writer with a passion for storytelling.My crafts compelling narratives that transport readers to new world and offer fresh perspectives. Whether it's poetry or short stories. My work is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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