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Our hatred against each other and ignorance because of nationalism leads to the outrage of innocence of air. Read summary of this poem.
Our hatred against each other and ignorance because of nationalism leads to the outrage of innocence of air.
See lessBy defiling earth, we cause death and destruction. The innocences of air and the beauty of nature is ruined and we are left in a doomed world. Read summary of this poem.
By defiling earth, we cause death and destruction. The innocences of air and the beauty of nature is ruined and we are left in a doomed world.
See lessHells of fire refers to hate and the destruction caused by it. Dust refers to ignorance because of hate. Read summary of this poem.
Hells of fire refers to hate and the destruction caused by it. Dust refers to ignorance because of hate.
See lessWe defile the earth by taking things from others by force, deceiving and doing wrong to others. Read summary of this poem.
We defile the earth by taking things from others by force, deceiving and doing wrong to others.
See lessWe hate our brothers in the name of nation and nationalism. It is never right because it is the root cause of hate, ignorance, doom and destruction. Read summary of this poem.
We hate our brothers in the name of nation and nationalism. It is never right because it is the root cause of hate, ignorance, doom and destruction.
See lessThe labour or the hard work is same for all the people. In every corner of the world, people work hard to earn their bread and butter. Hence there is no difference between us and those living in other countries. This is why we should not consider foreigners as strangers. Read summary of this poem.
The labour or the hard work is same for all the people. In every corner of the world, people work hard to earn their bread and butter. Hence there is no difference between us and those living in other countries. This is why we should not consider foreigners as strangers.
See lessHarvest refers to the benefits of peace. In other words, peace leads to prosperity and development which benefits all. On the other hand war leads to destruction and doom. Read summary of this poem.
Harvest refers to the benefits of peace. In other words, peace leads to prosperity and development which benefits all. On the other hand war leads to destruction and doom.
See lessAll humans live happily in peace because peace leads to prosperity, development and a beautiful environment. On the other hand when the war takes place, we all suffer. Many of us die while many are traumatised. Read summary of this poem.
All humans live happily in peace because peace leads to prosperity, development and a beautiful environment. On the other hand when the war takes place, we all suffer. Many of us die while many are traumatised.
See lessIf we take arms against each other because of hate and ignorance, the world will suffer. many of us will die and others will be disabled. There will be a destruction of property. Nature will also suffer. Hence we should never take arms against each other. Read summary of this poem.
If we take arms against each other because of hate and ignorance, the world will suffer. many of us will die and others will be disabled. There will be a destruction of property. Nature will also suffer. Hence we should never take arms against each other.
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The poet has seen the dread effects of World War II. This poem somehow reflects this experience. In the poem, the poet tells what the war would lead. According to him, we are all same and hence we should treat everybody equally. Next he says that hate leads to wars which are the cause of destructionRead more
The poet has seen the dread effects of World War II. This poem somehow reflects this experience. In the poem, the poet tells what the war would lead. According to him, we are all same and hence we should treat everybody equally. Next he says that hate leads to wars which are the cause of destruction. Universal brotherhood, according to the poet, is the only solution for a better world.
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