Yeah.my dear yassy.!! Humanity is disappeared slowly slowly because of politicians of all countries and humanity is tearing with red blood.very well written ,my dear!! Bless you.
Your poetry appears to be dedicated to humanity . Farewell to arms will lead to no war and no warrior at all . And extra blood , if any , will be used to save lives of bloodless people . And , of course , humanity will be saved of bleeding . And role for world leader would be limited . And their role , of course , of no use . Thanks !
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While walking in rice paddies in Vietnam my fellow Marines and I would pose this: what if instead of us, our Senate and Congress and the North Vietnamese leadership were here with the water buffalo turds and the leaches? Had we come bearing hammers and saws, instead of rifles and grenades, however I feel not much would have been changed. Both sides in any conflict such as war depend on the young to do what their elders seem to reap as benefits to their continued grasping at power. Yassy: thank you for your continued stance – though we don’t always march in lock step, thankfully, we both know an unworthy cause when we smell one. Be blessed dear Yasmin, Lady Yassy.
Apropos of not-this: but through your good offices, Lady Yassy, I found Ana Daksina and her delightful verse: a walk with grand dad (probably mangled title). Thanks, dear Lady: you delight in so many ways. J
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The way things are going, it will be humanity chokes or drowns. I see no sign of abatement of coal based energy usage. A thought provoking poem.
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Itβs frightening to say the least.
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I wanted to leave a comment that made so much sense to add to this finished product. β
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Yeah. You summed it up nicely.
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So much truth
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Yup π thanks , Derek.
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Krishna’s war
Self victorious
Excepted
Peace
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War mongers
Wrong doers
No victory
Spilled
Blood
Spilled
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War with self
Some find peace at work
As poets
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As a poet
I talk to my heart
My way of peace
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Thank you for the reblog, Tania .
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Thank you
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that’s the truth!
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Yup π
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How did you get so many followers can you help me get this much followers too? I’ll be great full
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What?????
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Hiiii friends can you please review my site durreskitchen.wordpress.com
And
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Thank you.
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Awesome
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Well stated, yassy!
There should be a universal law that requires leaders to encamp along the front lines of the wars they provoke.
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Encamp , my foot!! The bastards watch from air conditioned boardrooms. All the havoc they wreak and lives taken ..
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Did I say something wrong? I mean, we do agree that these bastards fight via remote control.
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Encamp I say in sarcasm lol they would never get out of their fancy lifestyles
Nope, you did not say anything wrong. I am in agreement.,totally.
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Whew!
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Phew π lol sorry , Tom. I am getting to be quite the enfant terrible hahaha
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Now that I better understand, I actually find your newly revealed attitude refreshing.
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Thank you , Tom. Thatβs me, alrighty.. I sure like to holler for a cause . Thanks for lending a ear .
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My pleasure, yassy!
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War is literally the saddest thing in the world!
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Yesss⦠most certainly ..
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Yeah.my dear yassy.!! Humanity is disappeared slowly slowly because of politicians of all countries and humanity is tearing with red blood.very well written ,my dear!! Bless you.
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Thank you for reading and commenting, Aruna. I value your appreciation of my work .I value the insight you show .. very invaluable to me.
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A lot of thanks,dear yassy!!β€
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We’ve been bleeding for so long, the victims of egoistical madmen. One’s got to wonder if diplomacy is just a facade. Powerfully expressed haiku.
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Diplomacy is just politics .. itβs all about money power ., letβs bleed away we the people of earth ..
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You say it short and clear – so true!
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Trueπ
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Thank you kindly.
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Your poetry appears to be dedicated to humanity . Farewell to arms will lead to no war and no warrior at all . And extra blood , if any , will be used to save lives of bloodless people . And , of course , humanity will be saved of bleeding . And role for world leader would be limited . And their role , of course , of no use . Thanks !
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Thank you kindly.
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Thanks !
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We are dying at the hands of the powerful. :_( Well said, Yassy!
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So we are π
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Powerful π
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While walking in rice paddies in Vietnam my fellow Marines and I would pose this: what if instead of us, our Senate and Congress and the North Vietnamese leadership were here with the water buffalo turds and the leaches? Had we come bearing hammers and saws, instead of rifles and grenades, however I feel not much would have been changed. Both sides in any conflict such as war depend on the young to do what their elders seem to reap as benefits to their continued grasping at power. Yassy: thank you for your continued stance – though we don’t always march in lock step, thankfully, we both know an unworthy cause when we smell one. Be blessed dear Yasmin, Lady Yassy.
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You are a blessing, Lord Richards
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merely a mirror, m’dear Lady Yassy; merely a mirror. Finding your lovely visage on my blog after such a lonnng fime away is both boost and blessing.
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Apropos of not-this: but through your good offices, Lady Yassy, I found Ana Daksina and her delightful verse: a walk with grand dad (probably mangled title). Thanks, dear Lady: you delight in so many ways. J
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