by Ben Pickard
I was sorry to read this piece simply because it is depressingly true in every regard. |
by mossgirl19
Thank you, Ben. It is ironic really to say we hate war and yet we create it. |
by Lvi
War is not guns and bombs |
by Marvellous
Quite relative in great a way. Emotion is the war within _fuelled by IGNORANCE & INDIFFERENCE. Superbly crafted thought, well done! |
by Em
This is beautifully done but such a sad reality |
by Brenda
I am so sorry this is your world these days. No one should have to live in this and unfortunately it's far too commonplace. Well done on a very insiteful write. |
by Michael
All so so true about warring factions. |
by Maher
A very deep poem and what you beautifully explain in it is all too true. I'm Syrian myself, but was lucky to be born in Australia. My mother's family are all there though and their government is also killing its own people. There's family and friends there that we haven't been able to contact for too long now. May peace find you and your people soon and never leave you. |
by Vink Kozira
"War is indifference and ignorance". Sadly! Many a government remain indifferent to their people's pain and it is maddening - literally! All we can do is hope, for the few of us who still can. |
by gopi nath
awsome! |
An absolutely incredible piece. I love the language in this, the sense of all-encompassing sorrow. It was beautifully poetic, and profoundly wise. It was a real treat to read. Had an essence of Bob Dylan and John Lennon, actually. It had the atmosphere of a well known poem written decades ago. |
by Kips2.0
Such a great piece with a powerful message. Praying for the Philippines |
by Matt
Powerful and well written |
by zvikov
Wonderful! "The Economics of War" I will call it - Are you an economist? |