1914-1918
We passed their graves:
The dead men there,
Winners or losers,
Did not care.
In the dark
They could not see
Who had gained
The victory.
Langston Hughes.
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Hari Om
Shanti Shanti Shanti...
Lest we forget. YAM xx
It's sad how few world leaders have ever read Langston Hughes.
Peace indeed, Sir.
Cheers guys.
Therein lies the truth!
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