Sunday, December 20, 2015

Being wrong


Two counties fight.
Two faiths rage war.
Each has a reason sound and strong,
Both think they are in the right
And probably, they most certainly are
To think that war is not wrong.

Is then being right the poisonous germ,
That kills and destroys our rightful peace?
Of what use then is this delinquent sperm,
That grays our right to infinite bliss!

If being right pollutes and corrupts the air,
Being wrong then is correct and fair.
It’d null the weapons, denounce the war
To deliver history’s most insistent scar.

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