Poets Against War continues the tradition of socially engaged poetry by creating venues for poetry as a voice against war, tyranny and oppression.

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Aashish Aameya


A letter to the war kids

Your lukewarm tears are mine,
And my butterfly laughter is yours,
From the land of flowers and dreams,
I like to send chocolates and fairytales
And on the wings of fresh air,
Fragrance of newly ripe grain,
But I can’t share your rotten bread like destiny
Dancing giggles from village’s little school;
Bright sunshine future
Cold moonlight tenure
Are also for you
Pearls woven in thread of pain,
Please sparkles in my neck
And broken words of happiness
Please ornament my poems


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