hello dearest Benny lines are drawn and free speech is dangerous these days where if the tolerance and love for each other well said❤

If we find the root. Yes, easier said than done. I believe many prejudices we may hold come from our parents.
We are not born with them. Kids play with other kids, all other kids. And then later on as they grow older, they see and copy.
Can we ever go back to that innocence? that acceptance of everyone who is different from us?
I believe in this poem. And if we can figure it all out, maybe we can first understand ourselves and then understand and accept others. This poem sent me on a journey of introspection. Thank you.
j.

This is a very powerful and meaningful writing, dear Peterl!
In my opinion, love and hatred, darkness and light and other counterparts are the two sides of the same coin. Without darkness we were not able to recognize and appreciate the light. Both sides come from the same divine source and are equally important. But it is up to us which side we want to feed energy and establish it this way. We have to BE the love and the peace we want to see in this world!

Fantastic piece. I can relate to this; I appreciate the feelings you have captured here.

Beautiful words. Let’s keep looking for that hand to join.

Just love this series. I love how you keep me the reader fascinated as the dialogue unfolds with twists and turns. And the brilliant ending with JH the professor being a boxer and the JH standing for Jekyll and Hyde really made the tale into a fascinating character development of hte professor. The dialogue reads so natural with surprises at every turn.

John