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Her heart is dominant She irradiates care and concern A passion righteous and militant In plenitude it burns A believer in community She plots to draw people together Everybody’s best interests Are at the heart of her endeavor She represents the best qualities That people are generally given By compassion, kindness and humility She is first and foremost driven When one day she’s cruelly taken I cry and hang my head For a moment it feels like hope is gone And like all that’s good in the world is dead But love won, it conquers all With tragedy it multiplies Our world could not fail to be touched By a heart so strong, and of that size She implored we have more in common Than all that which divides us It’s a philosophy we ought to keep At heart, and anchor deep inside us Now she’s gone the world has been robbed Of its champion, its truest pal But wherever community triumphs There her spirit will dwell
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Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 7:59 PM UTC
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Her heart is dominant She irradiates care and concern A passion righteous and militant In plenitude it burns A believer in community She plots to draw people together Everybody’s best interests Are at the heart of her endeavor She represents the best qualities That people are generally given By compassion, kindness and humility She is first and foremost driven When one day she’s cruelly taken I cry and hang my head For a moment it feels like hope is gone And like all that’s good in the world is dead But love won, it conquers all With tragedy it multiplies Our world could not fail to be touched By a heart so strong, and of that size She implored we have more in common Than all that which divides us It’s a philosophy we ought to keep At heart, and anchor deep inside us Now she’s gone the world has been robbed Of its champion, its truest pal But wherever community triumphs There her spirit will dwell
This is in memory of British MP Jo *** who was murdered in June this year.
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Nov 23, 2016
Nov 23, 2016 at 7:59 PM UTC
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