Sing in the Wind With Love
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HUMAN RIGHTS
ON BEING HUMAN
We are now in a new era of Time
Caught up as it were beyond knowledge-fare.
Time spreads as the wind across earthly clime
The long human cry does it loudly bare.
It speaks of the young and naked in jail
And tells of the oppressed by world leaders.
Voices are silenced as the people do fail
To bring forth truth for innocent bleeders.
There are nations who with tyranny rule:
The people are silent, they are not free,
Other nations are used as a tool
While the world stands in watch for all to see.
But the wind sings to the heavens above:
Join Earth brothers and sisters One through Love.
1977
Rains slant in faces
Snow covers houses
Sands Bake in the sun
Waters crest in waves
Man serves as human
Sorrow is his--.
Happiness is his--.
His glory is human
To breathe is human
To be rich/poor is human
To love is to be human
To be fulfilled is human
To create is to be human
What else matters...
But being human?
February 13, 1984
11:10 am
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About the Book
This 21st book of poetry by Rosemary Wilkinson culminates a collection of poetry for the reader to travel along with the poet into distant lands to learn of their poets, cultures and feeling the deep pulse of the nations, and the people. Since 1973 Rosemary has attended 20 of the 21 World Congress of Poets so far and they are scheduled to meet every year by host nations up until 2013. Poets leave their garrets and professions of all kinds, scientists, medicine, education, housewifery, lawyers, poets of every discipline imaginable for the calling to poetry is an innate gift from God and unless used it will be taken away, given to others more endowed. Poets/Painters/Musicians are all gifted to follow what is placed deep within their souls and that is why education must feed this gift along with all other required subjects in order to bring forth the students gifts and reason they want to attend school every day. To deny this to students is to encourage use of drugs, guns, dropouts, disrespect for society and collective social disorder whereby we disappoint students through denial of their daily needs.
About the Author
The author is presently serving world poets as President World Academy of Arts and Culture convening World Congress of Poets held under auspices of the Academy since 1973. She has attended all of these except first in 1969 and served a Sec. Gen. During 1985 – 1995 and as President 1994 – 2003 She is the author of 20 books of poetry, some poetry of which is translated into 36 languages, latest title POETRY: SPIRITUAL. Her prose works include AN HISTORICAL EPIC re WWII inside the U.S.A., serially translated into Mandarin Chinese and published in NEW LITERATURE in Taipei, China. The other prose work is the biography titled: EPIC OF THE SHIP’S CAPTAIN/ARTIST who was a 19th Century Painter and she wants to bring him forward to take his rightful place among the 19th Century Painters for little is known of him. She did an original research of twelve years, finding more than 42 of his paintings, 7 of which are on permanent exhibit in Louisiana State Museum in New Orleans where he shipped out of during exploding banana trade with Belize. He earned his 1st/2nd Mates from Her Majesty the Queen of England then Master’s of OCEANS/SEAS/GULFS from the U.S.A. being citizen thereof. Wilkinson presently writes her autobiography POET: UPLIFT MANKIND derived from her 38 year literary career, having served prior to that in 10 years of hospital administration, rearing four children in 34 years. Her leadership for poetry is to bring forth poets in the world to their proper place in society for the poet is the soul of the nation he/she cherishes when revealing such sacred soil to other nations. Future generations will come to know their won beloved nation through a poet’s eyes and heart and soul.