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  April 2022     1 year ago

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Why Such Waste?

Why Such Waste?

Daily at our doors,
Bombings of many floors,
Attacks in the night, clearly out of sight,
Causing great fright, enemies with sheer might.

The world watches in despair,
Wondering who will show they care,
Is anything about...

– by Ryan Paul Fujii

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Betsy, Deborah, and William,
Congratulations on your great prose!
You took home the mighty rose!

Continue to inspire,
Ever raising the bar higher!

1 year ago

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Timely said, for so many are dead!
No choice, no voice—Oh, what dread!
So this poem came to the head,
Among many great poems I chose instead!

Agree with this writer
Stand by his/her side,
In the end, when votes are in,
May he/she stand with pride.

My poem as well is about the war,
Wasteful resources from shore to shore,
More than the rubble are the lives lost forever,
Children, fathers, mothers, replaceable—never.

Cry with you, brother and sister, my.
Helpless and fearful of days gone by,
Wondering how long we must pray and cry,
To say to this war forever be gone, goodbye! 

1 year ago

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