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The Silent Struggle: A Sonnet of War's Aftermath

In "The Silent Struggle," Fahad Al Mana poignantly captures the harrowing realities of war through evocative imagery and a deep sense of loss. Set against the backdrop of Iraq, the poem illustrates the haunting sounds of conflict and the helplessness of civilians. As soldiers impose their will and heroism is overshadowed by despair, the tireless efforts of nurses emerge as a beacon of hope. The poem reflects on the sacrifices made and the emotional toll of war, prompting readers to contemplate the true price of conflict and the importance of standing against evil.

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The Silent Struggle: A Sonnet of War's Aftermath

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  1. Sonnet of Wars Done By: Fahad AL mana Grade 8c

  2. I tramped along the side of Iraq, Bagdad, afar .. From creatures around me, while getting close, I heard ..

  3. All unknown weapons increasing every second, they feared Bashing Sounds Coming towards us, the meaning of war ..

  4. Just For the sake of protecting their home town .. Where an ample of people are willing to get hurt ..

  5. People left with nothing at all, But a shirt .. Soldiers so heartless Manipulating people as clowns ..

  6. Heroic Nurses still moving with their tireless feet .. Hoping to save the day, from the evil side of the world ..

  7. Yet, no one dares to stand up to evil and speak .. Unfortunately, nothing could be said, not even a word ..

  8. Soldiers were sent to families, to get news by a peak .. For others' sake strong men are crucified.

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