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Weary War

Nov 23, 2022
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By Mounika Kundurthi





Wars make our history books lengthy

Marked with bloodshed, pain and irrecoverable damage Older people declare war, younger fight, future suffers Who will win a war, after war it doesn’t matter

Brothers are fighting for land since Mahabharata

At the cost of their own development and price of innocent people Greatness lies in peace making, but not in invading If treaties, agreements are broken, its deceiving people In war, choice shouldn’t be to take sides

Capitalist, Communist, Socialist, Imperialists

At the end everyone turning to be a destructionist

If traits of each person differ due to natural selection process Expecting ideologies, opinions to be same is foolishness


By Mounika Kundurthi





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