How does the poet express futility of wars in the poem no men are doreign by james kirkup - English - Report Writing

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How does the poet express futility of wars in the poem no men are
doreign by james kirkup

Aritra Das · Accepted Answer

Dear
Student,
In
his poem, No Men are Foreign, James Kirkup describes war in terms
of misery and destruction Wars causes starvation to millions of
people just like winter causes starvation to many people; whenever
we are told to hate others we are actually hating our brothers
because our enemies are just like us - human beings; and, every
time we take up arms, we are actually defiling humanity, defiling
the earth because we are destroying innocence and depriving
ordinary people from their right to peaceful
existence

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