War and Peace...A Poem by Arielle Annfirst of my kind....so please criticism and feedback required!The distant tune of the weary farmer Humming in chants as the eve grows calmer The ripple of waters in a cerise hue And receding rays bid us adieu Scores of fishes bathe in rhythm As the serene night shrouds us in Splash of water as the fisherman retires Tethers his yacht by the jagged coastline The lonesome swan nods off goodbye As shimmering stars hum a lullaby The carpet of shadows finally is laid And I pray with a yearning unsaid. I sit and stare at those cosmic beams As the galaxy exudes an assort of tints The calmness of the dark is enchanting Can’t it dwell eternally unceasing? An era long lost since I sensed peace in men But I dread the nightmares lest return again. Tonight no drones of hungry birds No burnt flesh or bones in shards Tonight no children scuttling in dread Or canter of soldiers with tears unshed Tonight no sinister holes to veil our fear Devoid of blackouts or weapons that tear Neither pools of blood nor cadavers of terror Or shrieks of maidens masked with horror Tonight I can draw water from my river Devoid of that scarlet and of foul odour. Those were our brothers with pledges to deliver Stationed in terrains of rocks and meshes of
wire In times of harmony breathing in the chill Same was the fate with their rival uphill Even share a drink with the foe beyond But obliged to slay as the war raved on In the mercy of gluttony wringing out their life And voracious regimes fuelling selfish strives Whilst youthful widows wail in despair’ Orphans gaze by the highway with a prayer Mothers seek cover from a leak in the roof As humanity weeps in gloom and grief The planet offers homage to those lost souls As mother earth seeps in the blood in bowls. The human race has crouched too low The almighty too apprehends this so No peace you can perceive until you arise An apocalypse is bound in the next sunrise A spiritual stirring worldwide For the human race to survive! © 2012 Arielle AnnReviews
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Added on February 8, 2012Last Updated on February 8, 2012 AuthorArielle AnnBangalore, IndiaAboutI thought I saw the rainbow, I believed I viewed the sunshine, I conceived the breeze with promises anew, With a faith that was firm and prayers divine. But; Why the clouds obscure so lovely th.. more..Writing
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