Jimi Hendrix Research Paper

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When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace. - Jimi Hendrix I agree with the idea expressed in this statement about power because to me it feels true. The reason we have all of our problems in the world is because of hate. There is only one thing that can overcome hate and that is love. The power of love can change our whole world upside down. If everybody learned to love each other and be kind to one another then we wouldn’t need to lock our cars or our houses at night. We could leave the door wide open and nobody would come in. The power of love is infinite. We need to exchange our love for power of the power of love. I used to hate my brother because he had more power than me. Well now that he has graduated

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