Unity's Dawn: A Poem of the Korean Peninsula #1937

Unity's Dawn: A Poem of the Korean Peninsula In the heart of the East, where histories divide, A vision emerges, with the tide: The Korean peninsula, in spirit and in deed, Finds its union, sows the seed. Beneath the cross, a symbol so profound, Where pain was born, now healing found. This emblem of hope in a land so torn, Marks a new beginning, a world reborn. Voices rise from every distant shore, “Hosanna! Maranatha!” they implore. A plea for deliverance, a jubilant cry, Echoes under the vast, open sky. The world stands still, its breath caught, Watching a prophecy, beautifully wrought. As barriers crumble, and hearts entwine, The peninsula stands, by design divine. A chorus of "Amen" fills the air, A seal of faith, a collective prayer. For on this day, as old wounds heal, We glimpse the power of the cross to reveal. Unity's dawn breaks, clear and bright, A beacon of hope in the fading night. Pray for peace, let divisions cease— Embrace the path of love and peace. -Steven G. Lee (June 25, 2024)