The sun turned on its heat to the maximum, but hearts did not melt.
Restless clouds changed shape several times, but could not clothe the instincts of power-seekers.
The moon disappeared for several nights, as it refused to shine in borrowed light, and it felt the sun was lending heat to weaponry.
The stars were too small to make an impact, but they scattered data in several pockets and made it difficult for warmongers to devise a comprehensive strategy.
Well-entrenched systems will not yield to violent uprisings or intellectual discourse, but by the carpet-bombing of power lobbies with refusals to compromise, so many that execution of evil becomes impossible.
The good implement the decisions of the bad under duress; they need to acknowledge their latent power and make it viral.
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great write Reena – people shouldn’t stay passive or complicit, but to step into our own power🙌
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See what’s happening in Nepal. I can’t judge any party, but people power takes over. They just need to avoid getting misguided by another power lobby.
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Well done.
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Thanks, Rene!
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You’re welcome.
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Those who want what they want and stop at nothing to get it may be the death of all of us.
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They won’t have anyone left to rule over. Their idea is to enslave human minds.
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that last line… if only!
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Thank you, Clark!
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Just looking outside to see the sun, and then watching the billowing clouds… and there’s more! Very nicely done, Reena.
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Thank you, Chris!
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I am glad to hear that hearts did not melt in the heat.
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Those could have been the hearts of perpetrators of injustice.
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I think you have it in a nutshell here: ‘The good implement the decisions of the bad under duress’
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Thanks for the insightful comment! 😊
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