A Cry from the War Zone: Stop Trading Lives for Profit

A Cry from the War Zone: Stop Trading Lives for Profit

In solace, my soul cries.

In solace, my heart feels heavier.

In solace, my eyes fill with tears.

I am not the only soul living in constant fear and unhappiness. There are millions of us in the war zone—clueless about our future, running from pillar to post for a loaf of bread on one end, while fearing air strikes and shelling on the other.

My dear heads of nations, dressed in suits and boots: stop your aggression. Stop killing in the name of reclaiming what was lost or restoring peace. You are a disgrace to mankind—winning elections only to sacrifice the innocent. More than politicians, you are brokers for weapon manufacturers, and we are your guinea pigs.

Stop this bloody, corrupt game.

Start paying attention to peace.

There is no end to war. Every war breeds more wars and fills the pockets of those who sell weapons—pockets you help line in exchange for your share, your commission.

Enough.

This world does not need more rhetoric, more alliances, more borders.

It needs peace, nothing more.

Stop your greed for greater wealth at the cost of human lives.

Hear the cries not just of my soul, but of millions.

And choose, for once, humanity over power.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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