When You Walk, You Smell Death 🇵🇸

Dank field of lifeless bodies,

colored in blood and tears,

appeared to be insulting humanity,

The smell lingered around the surroundings,

engulfing this mysterious universe.

The battle field-serene, transparent,

painted in livid,

A cruel war is not the end of all revenge,

but loud mirth of all foe.

Some are running down the lane to fetch more arms,

Obscuring the peace with noise of

musket, rifles, bombs and weapons.

Oozing blood from million dead bodies

singing lullabies with a sour taste of grief

A bruised soul screams out loud for peace.

Scavengers flitting from bodies to bodies

like a beast

swiftly, smoothly, horrifying;

Aghast!

The war destroys the innocence of the universe,

injecting poison in the groups

Similar veins and blood,

creating a brittle wall of hate and disgust.

From millions of years

Chocking smoke of a wildly insane maze,

Achilles, Agamemnon, Odysseus and millions more

all suffocated by the thorny clutch of war

Still reeking of the world with stale horror.

Choices?

We have choices that can change this gruesome milieu

we have spells of humanity and good actions.

Let us make a bridge of generous thoughts

Filled with grace, reasons, and thoughts

Rekindling the love, friendship and kindness in the core of heart.

what a bright world it will be!

A world without peevish hate,

Yoke with simper

Along with zephyr

flavour the universe with miraculous taste

Consisting kindness, love and grace. 🖋️

Please keep Palestinians and oppressed in your prayers. 🇵🇸

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