Do you remember the music of your teens?
My music chimed of peace and love, and justice in the tumultuous 60s: Assassination of John F Kennedy, Civil Rights Movement, VietNam War and Protests.
For example:
Beatles: All You Need Is Love
Cat Stevens: Peace Train
Rascals: People Got to Be Free
Peter, Paul, and Mary: If I Had a Hammer
In my life, I want to encourage peace and justice for all in our difficult times.
What can be done?
Wanting peace and justice, a song popped into my head:
Reach out and touch somebody’s hand; make this world a better place, if you can.
I think that’s where we start, and what I’ve recommended many times in my posts as I attempt to figure out the world today.
That’s my life. That’s my doodle.
That’s my doodling song:
1970 Diana Ross: Reach Out and Touch Somebody’s Hand
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Split.
Backs turned.
Trust broken.
A foot taps.
A head turns.
A glance.
A wonder.
Eyes connect.
A hand extends.
A hand extends.
L I S T E N
Make this world a better place.
Compromise.
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Part of Slice of Life 2017 by The Two Writing Teachers
Part of DoodleaDay by Royan Lee— today: Words in Frames
