THE WORST POVERTY IN HUMANKIND

THE WORST POVERTY IN HUMANKIND

A Poem by Lourdes Pessetto
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HOME is in the heart of kind, loving people.

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🌾🕊

The worst poverty that exists in humankind is the darkness they carried in their heart, the lack of kindness and empathy,

home is in the heart of kind, loving people,

where even something bitter tastes like nectarine,

where the cold feels warm,

where a simple meal tastes like finest delicacy.

With Love, Lourdes �'�🕊!

© 2021 Lourdes Pessetto


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These words are so true. One of the most inspiring women in my life was my grandmother who so exuded the type of love you speak of in this truthful poem. She was always so welcoming to strangers into her home. Only later in life would I come to understand that home isn't always a place but a heart that is always welcoming in times of need. As my grandmother was to me. Thank you for sharing your words with us.

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I totally agree. An inspiring piece Lourdes and thank you for posting this.

Pauline.

Posted 3 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Home is where the heart is. A warm and open heart can make a huge difference to someone in need. An uplifting piece of brevity Lourdes. Thank you for sharing.

Chris



Posted 3 Years Ago


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Indeed, kindness, compassion, empathy - all are paramount for humanity to thrive, it seems that such important things are waning sadly, ever more, each day...beautifully said Lourdes :)

Posted 3 Years Ago


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Very true. People sometimes become slaves and they don't even realize it. Great job!

Posted 3 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

These words are so true. One of the most inspiring women in my life was my grandmother who so exuded the type of love you speak of in this truthful poem. She was always so welcoming to strangers into her home. Only later in life would I come to understand that home isn't always a place but a heart that is always welcoming in times of need. As my grandmother was to me. Thank you for sharing your words with us.

Posted 3 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.


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Added on August 19, 2021
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Tags: Darkness, lack of kindness.

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Lourdes Pessetto
Lourdes Pessetto

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Bilingual- English/Spanish. Winner of an Emerging Writers Award in college. One of my short stories selected and published in the book "Modern -Day Miracles" by Louise Hay. I love music, signing, out.. more..

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