YOUR NEIGHBOR

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My neighbor is he

Who’s as fearbased

as thee

He struggles

with life’s many

incongruities

His wants

to be free

And a dignified piece

of the pie

In the economy

My neighbor is she

Secretly longing to be

accepted and loved

with pure creative clarity

Tough as nails

With fruits to bear

From the universal goodwill tree

My neighbor is we

of all nationality

Proud of our customs

and raising our family

My neighbor is us

Who travel by bus

Car plane or walking

We have much

to discuss

Our neighbors are us

We she and he

Our time here

is but fleeting

Let us learn from the bee

By working together

For a better solidarity

We can leaven the load

On all humanity

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Published by The Appeal to Safety LLC

I am the owner of The Appeal To Safety. The Appeal to Safety is a Construction Safety Management/ Safety Consulting business. We provide Site Safety Managers/ Site Safety Coordinators/ Concrete Safety Managers/ Construction Site Fire Safety Managers for prospective NYC Construction companies that are well-versed in NYC Dept. of Buildings, FDNY, CDC, DOT and other relevant government agency codes and regulations/ safety standards. We also can provide EHS Construction Safety Managers for Heavy Civil Construction projects based in New York City and vicinity. We have a vast database of Licensed Safety Managers that we utilize to find Outstanding Safety Manager Candidates for our clients. Please contact for any and all of your Construction Safety needs! Together we will make The Appeal to Safety! Enjoy my original poetry with curated music videos! Have a great day!

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