Behold that Nation!
It brings worldwide confusion.
It ignites war
And creates a pathway,
To temporary Hell!
Behold the leaders of that Nation!
They are sitting on top of volcanoes.
They have no fear,
For they have nothing to lose,
That are so dear.
They invite combatants to the war,
By shooting the bluest sky.
The Eagles are threatened,
Even the clouds have their
Greatest fears,
They dragged themselves
Out of the kind sky.
Behold that Nation!
It has a vast array
Of arms of destruction.
Their battlefield
Is a deathly arena!
There are cries of painful agony
And clenching of teeth!
Even the departed ones
Will somersault from their graves
And join the war.
Even the stones, the rock,
And the soil will cry with blood.
War will catapult itself to Hell!
But there is an exit
From this interim Hell;
When there is no more
Resources to count on,
When the gentle wind
Touches the hearts of the combatants
And hope will spring
Out of the ashes
Of those who sacrificed
Their lives for humanity
And Utopia might
Come at the end.
Yes, we can exit
From this interim Hell!
Utopia might come at the end!
Where there will be
No more tears
Where there will be
No more fears
Where there will be
Abundancy of resources
For all.......
Copyright 2021, Rose Marie Juan-Austin, All Rights Reserved
Wonderful and great poem about war really means, brilliantly written ma'am Rose Marie
Astounding poem on war and an exit from it.They have no fear for they have nothing to lose' is exactly of the same opinion as mine.
Insightful lines set aside for deep reflective thought. A brilliant and compelling composition. Thanks for sharing and do remain enriched...
It's really a drop of anger, anxiety and tearful pray for peace. The war striken country is a question before the society. Let us hope for the best.
Oh, So truthful! .. Very powerful imagery! .. A very heart moving poem excellently expressed! .. Very touching, Very thoughtful! .. Definite 5 Stars! ...+++++
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I would like to translate this poem
A powerful, truthful and timely poem. To my List!