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Long Live War
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To promote peace we don't need to fight or shed blood of soldiers who were sworn in to protect their motherland. The source of problem is not military; it is poverty. Crime and poverty are inter-related and inter-dependent. Within a country crime rate is high in the impoverished regions and in cities insecurity is high where people deprived of their inalienable rights are concentrated. So it is unwise to incite war while there are other ways to combat insecurity and promote peace. If peace day speeches are not addressing viable strategies to fight terrorism then it is just waste of time and resources. In some gatherings there are no peace updates to know the extent peace has been promoted or achieved at a global scale so as to know where the wall of peace has made cracks to avoid eventual collapse.

Today is the UN Peace Day 21 September 2005. In this poem WAR is invited to make a speech at the UN headquarters in NY where the UN Peace Day ceremony is being held. So war has been requested to come and air his views and grievances about peace. The World body used to listen only one side of the story. Now they want to know what accusations is MR. War levelling against Peace. So Mr. WAR escorted by his top aides, Disease and Despair, came to deliver a speech, warning Peace to stop her maneuvers to plot him.



Peace and Love
Distinguished guests
Ladies and Gentlemen

Let me introduce you myself
Before proceeding with the speech

Peace
My mother is poverty
My father is ignorance
Out of terror I was born
My name is simply WAR

Peace
Today is your day
It is the UN Peace Day
You invited me to come
I am now at the podium

Peace and Love
Distinguished guests
Ladies and Gentlemen

Peace
Please Stay out of my way
Stop these advances please
Don't flirt with me please
P l e a s e don't tease me

Peace
Whatever action you may take
I shall always have the upper hand
I am growing faster than you think
I am everywhere around this globe

I have my own world within your world
My presence is felt more strongly than yours
World hunger zones are my strongholds
They are my springboards of attack
Illiteracy is my weapon of terror

Let me conclude my speech with:
Long Live War
  

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Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on September 21, 2005
Brilliant! Abdi Noor, you have me in tears with this splendid piece of writing! Your analogy depicting the duality we live with on thios planet, is powerful and spot-on! The problem lies in getting enough people educated to understand it and to have reasoned dialog that does not put selfish ego and political agenda first, but rather looks for solutions for all the people, not just favored factions.
A wisdom write my friend,I applaud you!

Eileen

Reviewed on September 21, 2005
Brother Abdi-Noor many years ago an American of African descent Marvin Gaye wrote a song with the lyrics, "war what is it good for absolutely nothing." I add except for those who manufacture and traffic in arms. Peace, love, and blessings. Thanks for sharing another excellent write. Mikii

Reviewed on September 21, 2005
Abdi-noor,

A powerful, shattering, truthful write...very well penned. War accomplishes nothing and begets more violence.

(((HUGS))) and love, your sister, Karla.

You are ever in my prayers.

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on September 21, 2005
I have my own world within your world
My presence is felt more strongly than yours

How very sadly true, Abdi-Noor.

Reviewed on September 21, 2005
This was a very creative write about War and Peace. Sadly, war took over in many hearts.

Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o(


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