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Worcesterians © Mr Floris Abraham Brown from Worcester South Africa

Now we've come to this point thus far where all of us came with a huge hessian bag and scatter our past into the wind respecting cultures tackling problems

Worcesterians who wants to make a difference put their hands up worship praise jubilate and shout they're making the circle bigger for HIS task bending their knees early morning before GOD

we are dealing with the past, very gently working on a future for future generations building safe havens step by step because tomorrow remains unforeseen

Help healing the lessons of pain through the Worcester Hope en Reconciliation Process

Worcesteriete © Mr Floris Abraham Brown from Worcester South Africa

So het ons gekom tot by hierdie punt waar ons elkeen met 'n groot goiingsak ons verlede kom uitstrooi in die wind kulture respekteer, probleme pak

Worcesteriete wat 'n verskil wil maak steek hande op loof prys jubel en juig hul maak die sirkel groter vir SY taak as hul vroegmôre voor GOD die knie buig

met die verlede deel ons saggies mee werk aan 'n toekoms vir ons nageslag veilige vestings bou ons tree vir tree want môre bly 'n onvoorsiene dag

Help die pynlike les, genees deur die Worcester Hoop en Rekonsiliasie Proses

Light up the colours of my rainbow © Mr Floris Abraham Brown from Worcester South Africa Mr F loris Abraham Brown (talk) 11:40, 9 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Who is going to light up the colours of my rainbow?

Who is going to pick me that special purple rose in snow?

Who is going to set my sails in early morning glow?

Who is going to sing me sweet songs when soft winds blow?

Who is going to dance with me on banks where rivers flow?

Who is going to win my heart bringing inner peace to my soul?

If it’s you, let’s run through stormy rain lighting our rainbow towards our pot of gold!

On the Wings of a Butterfly - a poem by Mr Floris Abraham Brown

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On the wings of a butterfly © Mr Floris Abraham Brown from Worcester South Africa Mr F loris Abraham Brown (talk) 11:42, 9 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]

I will send all my love On the wings of a butterfly Just come-on and chase me

Run after me along seashores Try catching me through Vineyards and open fields Through the woods And on river banks

But

How will you know it’s me You’re chasing after I can be anywhere Maybe in your dreams Maybe outside your window Maybe in your rose garden Or even in your heart

Follow this clue, Angel

Looking focused Yes, very very focused You will be able to spot Your name between the Yellow purple colored dots On both my wings

The full me That indescribable Adorable crazy love That might turn you Into lovesickness If you won’t be able to find me

That special kind of love Will only be found On the wings of one special butterfly

So

If you love me Really really love me Start seeking after me Your dream butterfly. Right NOW!

FYI: If you upload your own poems here…

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You appear to have added three of your poems to your talk page. Two of them bear copyright notices. By uploading them to Wikipedia, "you irrevocably agree to release your contribution under the CC-BY-SA 3.0 License and the GFDL." This means other people may re-use your poems, even commercially and only need to credit you as the author. I wanted to make sure you're clear on that before you upload any more poems. —C.Fred (talk) 12:40, 9 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]