Peace Signs Song Novels & Stories

I feel totally comfortable with no worry. "So should we compose a song or should we just sing?" He asked. "Let's just sing" I said and he replied with an 'okay' turning on his piano. "Let's sing the one we composed yesterday" He said and i nodded. We cleared our throats.. "Ready?" He asked. "Of course" I said happily. We started singing; 🎵Wounds fades with time. 🎵Our worlds begin to cross path. 🎵You made me exist in your world.

I asked quietly. She smiled down at our son. “My mother used to sing it to me. Said it was a song to keep nightmares away.” I felt something twist in my chest, watching Kiara put on her mommy pants, ready to be the most loving mother to our son. I took a slow breath, letting the moment settle. “Then sing it often,” I said. “He is going to grow up in a world that finally knows peace.” Kiara’s gaze lifted to mine. “Do you really think peace will last?”

Say You're Just a Friend - Austin Mahone 🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯 Gerald's POV Staring at the vast sky in blue makes anyone's heart feel at peace. But when the heart feels narrow and black, everything is no longer touching.

We’re all the way up, up, up We’ll never look down, down, down Breaking the ceiling ‘Cause I believe the world is ours We’re all the way up, up, up We’ll never look down, down, down I got a feeling That it was written in the stars The lyrics is inspiring and empowering too. Then Jun and Jaden started playing the guitars to accompany the piano and David’s voice. My goodness! What a beautiful song! I looked at the quiet crowd and I know that they are mesmerized too. I wasn’t born to follow So I took the lead I didn’t lose the dream Forget about tomorrow Bring it on tonight The sky’s burning bright We’re all the way up, up, up We’ll never look down, down, down

Matteo played his quiet tune on the veranda the same clumsy melody that once made Bianca laugh at a coronation feast. The world had changed, but that song had not. “You gave me a future,” Luna said softly. Bianca turned, her eyes tender. “No. You became it.” A long silence followed, comfortable, sacred. The sea murmured its eternal hymn below, and the wind wove through the roses like a benediction. Luna leaned her head on her mother’s shoulder. “Do you think peace will last?” “Peace isn’t meant to last,” Bianca said, smiling faintly. “It’s meant to teach. And when it ends, those who remember will rebuild it faster.”

Peace’s curly ginger hair bounced with every step as she ran toward her, arms flung wide open and a radiant grin lighting up her face. “Baby girl!” Peace squealed, her voice slicing through the airport noise. “The one and only Escola Johnson!” “Don’t mess my afro,” Escola warned with a teasing tone, just before her best friend tackled her into a hug. “I missed you, so much.” Peace laughed, pulling back slightly to study her face. “Same here,” Escola replied, giving Peace’s hand a squeeze. There was something grounding about Peace’s presence, something that made the chaos of travel and the frenzy of Escola's work dissolve, even is it was only for a moment. And she was very grateful for that.

I clung to the same song, the one that had always been my lifeline in those darkest moments. "Imagine there's no heaven. It's easy if you try. No hell below us. Above us, only sky. Imagine all the people. Livin' for today. Imagine there's no countries. It isn't hard to do. Nothing to kill or die for. And no religion, too. Imagine all the people. Livin' life in peace..." I whisper-sang. ⋅•⋅⊰∙∘☽༓☾∘∙⊱⋅•⋅

To be honest, Selene had not expected that Vanessa would be utterly powerless in fighting back when faced with her new strategies. "Vanessa, you're so boring," Selene jeered. Vanessa's eyes reddened. "So, you've finally come to kill me?" Selene shook her head. "I won't let you die." Upon hearing that, Vanessa was shocked. Selene leaned closer and stared into her eyes, enunciating every word, "Death would be a far too easy release for you. You must live for decades, and you'll never have a day of peace." In an instant, Vanessa's gaze turned vacant, and she fell heavily to her knees. She was no longer capable of giving any reaction.

Adam climbed happily onto my lap and grabbed the phone before replaying the song. Again. And again. And again. At some point, even I started humming softly without realizing. A shooting star suddenly crossed the sky. Adam pointed excitedly. “Mummy! Look!” I smiled softly. “I saw it.” “Make a wish!” I closed my eyes briefly. My wish came instinctively. Peace. Safety. Happiness for the children. When I opened my eyes again, Adam stared at me curiously. “Mummy… isn’t his music really good?” I hesitated briefly.

"Save the explanations. The kid is at the hospital, and she's awake now. We issued her a temporary Social Security number, and I even covered a chunk of her medical bills out of my own pocket. "Come with us to the hospital right now to see them. And while you're there, you're going to get her permanent paperwork sorted out." The crushing weight that had been squeezing Chris' heart finally lifted. Letting out a long, shaky breath, he quickly looked at the officer. "Officer, thank you so much. How much do I owe you? I'll pay you back right now." Suddenly, his phone rang. It was Abigail. He answered it automatically. "Chris! What on earth are you doing?! I just saw the local news that your cons