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I love the animals!

They are my friends,
cows, piglets and also hens
bunnies, puppies and kittens too
and horses just to name a few!
I shower all my friends with love
I give them kisses and lots of hugs!
They show me affection in different ways,
They bring me sunshine on gloomy days!
I cause no harm to those I love
from fish below to birds above!
I show them kindness and compassion
they are my friends, not food and fashion
Some of my friends have colorful feathers
some have fur for frigid weather,
some wear scales and slither around
some of my friends live underground
some have spots and some have stripes
some of my friends come out at night,
all the animals are the same
they just go by different names
they all want to live life happy and free
no different from you, no different from me!
They all are deserving of respect
that’s why I treat my friends the best!
So please show them love the way that I do,
because my friends are your friends too!

Stewart Mitchell

George Carlin

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Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away. — George Carlin

Robin Williams once said: “I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anyone else to feel like that”. Comedians are deep.

All people have deep feelings easily hurt with harsh words. Everyone should be careful what they say to others.

A Benevolent Virus

An exciting new novel on near death experiences. It can be ordered from Amazon or found at your local bookstore.

How do you live when you know what it’s like to die?
What happens during that moment when we experience our own death? What inescapable challenges lie ahead for those of us who have had a near-death experience? How do we return to the realm of the living when our understanding of reality has forever been transformed by our brush with death?

A Benevolent Virus follows the spiritual odyssey of two near-death experience survivors as they each undertake to redefine the meaning of their lives in the wake of their ordeals. Ann Richards, a successful television reporter, struggles to come to grips with the truth of her experience even as it threatens to destroy her career and her marriage. Daniel Breton, a former Marine almost mortally wounded while fighting in Fallujah, strives to comprehend the meaning of his near-death experience by recording the stories of others who have journeyed beyond the threshold of their mortality yet returned to the living.

So Much Love

So much love,
So much innocence,
So many things I see in you.

How many wishes,
How many smiles,
How much do your eyes shine?

Your heart seems exploding of love,
Your smile seems exploding of happiness,
Your eyes seems exploding of light.

How many times will you be with me,
Let’s remember the perfect moments we spent together.

How many times I wished to hug you,
How many times I did look at you and smiled,
How many times I wished to be with you and not let you go?

Why do you have to leave,
Why don’t you stay?

So many emotions to come out,
So many feelings to feel,
So much love to give,
So many things to share,
So many smiles to send.

Why doesn’t it make sense?

Sulekha

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