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People gather in front of a memorial on the Promenade des Anglais, where the truck crashed into the crowd during the Bastille Day celebrations. Photograph: Ian Langsdon/EPA
INTRODUCTION
I wrote the following poem as a personal response to the dreadful news of the truck attacker in France, whom had killed over 80 people and seriously injured many others, nearly 24 hours after a Bastille Day celebration. This continual onslaught against innocent men, women and children going about their daily lives – is just devastating. To all those whom have lost loved ones, my deepest condolences; and to all those experiencing serious injury, may you have a speedy recovery. And to those whom experienced this horror directly, may you find peace as time marches on.
MY POEM TITLED “WORLD HORRORS”
It's so dreadfully hard not to be torn down by the daily news. Reading, listening, seeing the world horrors just gives me the blues. What happened to my understanding of it being a safe and wonderful place? Did it get jarred away by us -- us being the human race? I fear for what my children's children will have to contend with, as they hear of this once beautiful planet. Was it all just a myth? But I bring myself back to the now and I say, that I only have the power of me and then I pray not to the gods of man who need belief to exist, not to the night heavens that continue to persist, but to future generations of us humans at play, that somehow they will do much better -- better than we have today. Poem © Karen Robinson, July 2016
THE “ART OF PEACE” PAINTING – ACRYLIC PAINT ON H.W. PAPER 2014

Image No. 1 – Art & Creative Writing ‘The Art of Peace’ by Karen Robinson – Abstract Artist 20-12-2014 Acrylic Paint on H.W. Paper. By clicking on the image above, it will lead you to a blog I wrote about my own country’s terrifying and violent siege at the Lindt Chocolate Cafe in Sydney’s Martin Place – Australia. The above image I created in response to that event and is a representation of our world floating in a sea of darkness. Written by Karen Robinson NB: All images are protected by copyright laws.
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CONCLUSION
It’s hard to write here a concluding sentence except just to say that we must have the hope that the human race will find its way…
Written by ©Karen Robinson – July 2016
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