War and Peace
Hataciku Moments
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WAR AND PEACE
war and peace cometh
and never the twain shall meet
with no place to rest
.
war settle who left
war never decide who right
desolate cities
suffer hardship hunger death
bitterness mourning groaning
.
repent now from war
on wings of eagles I shout
make love and not war
A Hataciku poem consists of 65 syllables written without punctuation in 3 stanzas as 11 lines of phrase arranged in the pattern sequence of 5–7–5–5–7–5–7–7–5–7–5 = 65 syllables. Invented by the Author.
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