Bring Love From the Shadow

Daily Note

Every day, a photograph, a poem.

Bring Love From the Shadow

we are still on that brink where in some 

were the old hatreds once not too 

confronted now conmen bring forth the distant

with renewed vengeance against a better tomorrow

blasted hopes, on which we still stand — the radiant 

and the voices— strong, emboldened stars

dark acceptance of the continued journey of love

shadow be gone! We join determined and

of a deep commitment to our sister-and brotherhood

disappointment after disappointment, we will shine

settled in knowing the battle continues over our 

upon us again oppression: we must bring “love they neighbor” to our great nation.

Sheri Edwards  

01722   017.365.22  

Poetry/Photography

Martin Luther King, Jr’s words in yellow, 

read in left column down and right column down.

From Letter from a Birmingham Jail (1963)

Martin Luther King, Jr’s words in bold, read in left column down and right column down.

“we were confronted with blasted hopes, and the dark shadow of a deep disappointment settled upon us”

“in some not too distant tomorrow the radiant stars of love and brotherhood will shine over our great nation”

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