Should we hate blacks? We should And the whites and the greys. Are you talking of clouds Which can ruin our days? We should ban them forever For we can live our lives fine When the black clouds have vanished And the

It just depends on what you mean by living in Roman times. Do you mean two thousand years ago? No, you would not have wanted to live in Rome then. I have friends who live in Rome today and it is a wonderful vibrant city. But for me, living in

We would pronounce it as "hawton" (haw as in saw), but I have a friend here and she has this name and it is pronounced Howton (how/now/cow). So either is correct.

Hello Maggie You have tracked me down. In fact, if you had written Josie Whitehead on Google, you could easily have found me. I think I'm the only Josie Whitehead who writes poems. Perhaps I shoud re-register on this forum as Josie. There are

There rhymes with: air; hair, prayer and stare. Strange how the spelling of the same sound is so different.

No such thing as What joo mean. The pronunciation is: "What do you mean?" I'm afraid that there is a lot of very sloppy English being spoken these days and I often wonder whatever is being taught in the schools. It is not only spoken English which

Just to add to the last remark: There is only one God that we all recognize - we don't need to create another. This God is the God of Love and he abhors the evil things which are committed (especially when they are commited in His name).

Peace in the world is what all religions seek. Those that seek peace are the children of the one God - those that don't are not. A young man from these forums has just written to me to say this, and I am sure he doesn't mind my quoting from his

Peace in the world is what all religions seek. Those that seek peace are the children of the one God - those that don't are not. A young man from these forums has just written to me to say this, and I am sure he doesn't mind my quoting from his

In my poem I was trying to say that we hear what we want to hear. That is a different thing to what we listen to. Perhaps some of this comes from my years as a teacher. What your class listens to and what they PERCEIVE may be different. When you