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Peace Kids Creations.
Change By Alex May age 16 To not be itself anymore, To sew a silky mask and hide. Mysterious, magical things happen As it weaves spells and masterpieces inside, And when it emerges from it's smooth veil, Unfolds magnificent wings and newfound pride.
First a horse, then a lion, then a dragonfly. They're constantly changing, never the same, Their images are worthy of a picture frame. They bloom, fall, and crinkle as nature pleases. From green to gold to auburn to brown, They swiftly float and grace the ground. Changes in life happen every day All around you, even within you, in every way.
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Peace is Clean by Anthony Hines, Jr. age 11 Peace is clean because How we love each other, How we care for each other, How we respect each other. Peace is clean because When we see someone down We talk to them and make them feel happy, How we feel good about each other, How we don't put anyone down. Peace is clean because How we support each other How we give thanks to each other, How we congratulate each other. |
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The Cozy Room by Ann Deb Little Peace Kid Mom My room has brought so much joy to every little girl and boy! Stories were told to warm the soul. Tears were shared for things unbared. The rising of the sunlight fills the room so bright! Showing toys scattered here and clothes scattered there. I know that I must be blessed to be sitting on this mess! My cozy little room will always be there for every little girl and boy to come and share. |
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Hero by Brendan Stermer, age 10, in Montevideo, MN
Think about the lack of peace in the world. Don't assume that other people, like world leaders, will take take care of it for you. Think about the lack of peace in the world. Do not underestimate your ability to change our planet's ways. YOU are a hero YOU are a leader. It's your turn to change the world.
Go do it! Peace is contagious.
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PEACE IN THE WORLD by Monique White, age 11, at Perry School Community Center, Washington, DC
What we need in this world is something to calm our nerves We need something that everyone deserves We need the world to come at peace So all the angels can get a release. Peace contributes the concept of life It will brighten up the love between a husband and wife It's feeling of the day can make you smile Instead of walking one inch you can run a mile. It's like a blind man receiving sight It's like the Bible telling the truth, being right peace in the world is what it will be Just even thinking the word will set you free! |
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DEAR DR. KING by Daniel Edwards, age 15, at Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington Peace Camp
What happens to a dream deferred? Does it fly away like a lonely bird? Dr. King wanted to live his dream. But it was blurred. We need Peace. Racism needs to see the last of its days. No more of these Saddams and KKK's. It's an ongoing battle throughout the world. Why can't we all love each other? Our colors swirled. We need Peace. Why shouldn't we treat others The way we want to be treated? Without doing so, Our life is uncompleted, Depleted. We need Peace. Everywhere i go, It's all I hear. "You're so black!" "You're so white!" To me it's so unclear. Makes me feel fear. As if I was tied to train tracks. We need Peace. "Racism is a waste of possibilities In human relations," as my mother once said. She knows. She was there when the world bled. We need to release. To have peace.
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