Carry
me towards silence
I
am in search of peace.
I
don’t want to know world facts,
I
hate reality.
There
is crime and unjust,
Pain
and tortures.
The
king moves untouched,
When
ordinary dies and hurts.
Don’t
teach me disciplines,
I
need some shelter.
I
am in search of peace,
Is
there any country for me?
For
the next 50 years or more,
Can
any country promise no war?
I
am in search of peace,
Is
there any place to live?
I
want confirmation before I leave my land,
You
see, I am leaving my motherland.
I
will love the new land from heart,
But
then the promise should be of no war.
I
will send letters to Presidents
I
know the top politicians understand,
Will
they convince that peace will exist?
Peace
is my only need.
No
compromise on peace,
I
don’t like attacks near my home,
My
home is my town, city and state.
I
want the President to assure.
What
are you fighting for President?
When
I and we won’t live
What
good will lands give?
Tell
me is there a relief in war?
Fighting
is the destiny of earth.
Might
be sorry our world
For
birth of humans in here,
Wish
there were others but not we.
Look
what my friend says…
My
President says,
“Fighting
wars is our need,
Justice
comes through guns that breathe,
What
you call peace is not required,
What
we need is comfort and ease.”
Do
you know what comfort is?
The
joy of having more.
Security
from the world is not guaranteed,
We
are searching for another home.
No
one knows when wars will end,
When
my neighbor’s son will be back home?
Soldiers
feel the sorrow alone…
No,
now even we fear strange blows.
Walking
on the street
Participating
in events of sports
When
I walk with life
I
feel someone might blow
Someone
might hurt
Someone
might die,
And
that someone can be
You
or me or we.
I
wish there was an end to war
We
need food not guns
I
wish for medicine
But
wounds do come.
Tell
me if there is any country
Who
promises to live in peace?
I
need to spend more 50 years
I
will live in that land.
Promise
me love and peace,
I
will promise to meet your need.
Happiness
is not the matter of victory.
Happiness
means peace.
Written
by Ekta K. Kalra
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