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VITASTA ANNUAL NUMBER: Volume XXXIII (1999-2000)

Life is too Short for War

Sameer Munshi, USA

The fear of death,
is racing my mind.
Because the deadly soldiers,
are not far behind.

Why these soldiers are near me,
is the question I ask.
They just threw in tear gas,
and I don't have a mask.

The leaders of my country,
have created this war.
So why do I have to die from it?
What is this for?

It's for the pleasure of my leaders,
and my life is the cost.
That I have to die by torture,
in the early morning frost.

One bullet speeded towards me,
and they just shot five more.
 I hate my country's decision,
to fight this awful war.

I can barely feel my legs,
and my arms are frozen numb.
Due to the politicians egos
I just lost my thumb.

A man just stabbed my hand,
and my thumb rolled right off.
At this point my screams were so loud,
I couldn't hear myself cough.

The pain was overwhelming,
and I was going to die in much pain.
While the leaders of my country,
just sat there in vain.

Why am I to die,
when the politicians are at fault.
I never asked for a war,
but now my life is at a halt.

I have a few hours to live,
may be even less.
While I see blood around me,
I do not feel blessed.

The clock is ticking,
and I am running out of breath.
Because my leaders started this war,
I will soon meet my death.

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