I have a dream of a better world

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Saturday, October 31, 2009
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The following poem comes from the Reverend Dawnecia Palmer founder of central Bristol's prayer patrols.

Dawnecia describes herself as being a 21st Century Crime Fighter Campaigner for Street Safety, Equality and Justice.

"I Have A Dream"

I have a dream that one day

Someone like me

Will be accepted as a valuable part of the contributions

For a better city and world.

Where, someone like me….

Can feel that they may live with confidence

That they are equal, as the rest.

Where someone like me……

Me who?... who believes in Prayer as part of the Solution

For street crimes, kids carrying knives, kids dying…

Drugs, drugs harming our kids, killing our kids, kids maiming and killing each other

Someone like me,

Who believes that prayer is a big part of the Solution

May feel accepted, included and valued

Equally, as the rest.

I have a dream….

That one day I too will be able to feel that I can live and work

For what I believe in

Equally, as the rest.

I have a dream that one day our kids and our streets will be safe,

That is my Prayer

That is my Dream.

I have a dream that one day my dream will become a reality.

Reverend Dawnecia Palmer

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    by KathyRawstron

    Wednesday, August 31 2011, 6:46PM

    “Good for you, keep up the good work.

    Louise & Roy, try it & see.”

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    by Louise, Bristol

    Thursday, November 12 2009, 1:38PM

    “So your dream is that other people become religious? Jesus Christ, of all the things that are going on in this city and in this country, do you really believe that the mainstream rejection of religion is the most important?”

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    by Roy, Clifton

    Saturday, October 31 2009, 8:33AM

    “Forget dreaming and praying; try working towards your aims. Victims and martyrs are a deterrent to progress.”

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