No one knows the future
Or when tragedy will befall
And no one could foresee
The earthquake that struck Nepal
When the earth moved
And buildings and homes fell
The pictures that we saw
Looked like scenes from Hell
People lost more than
Money could ever replace
And sorrow touched
Every person’s face
But, across the seas
In distant lands
Caring folks rallied
To extend helping hands
And so, we’ve come together
Because we’ve heard the call
That a great deal of help is needed
For the people of Nepal
Now we donate money
As well as our time
To fundraising events
That include song and rhyme
And we hope that our efforts
However seemingly small
Will help to rebuild homes
…And restore spirits, in Nepal
Kathy Figueroa
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- Run, Run, Run - Kathy Figueroa
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- Blind To Beauty - Ian Duquemin
- Sunflower - Lyndon Queripel
- Gone - Tony Bradley
- Chillin’ and Grillin’ in Oistins - Diane Scantlebury
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- Dinosaurs of Rock, We Salute You - Stephen A. Roberts
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- It Goes Without Saying - Lyndon Queripel
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- If Only (A Single Story Structure) - Tony Bradley
- The Water Lanes - Tony Gardner
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- The Good Ole Days? - Julian Clarke
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