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Will this world be blown apart by nukular war.

Will we survive

By George’s Girl 2026 Published 2 months ago Updated 2 months ago 1 min read
By George’s Girl 2026

Will this world be blown apart by nukular war

The fire sleeps,

hidden in steel,

waiting in silence,

waiting in fear.

One wrong word,

one wrong move,

a finger falls,

and the sky breaks.

Children laugh,

streets are calm,

yet shadows stretch,

above their heads.

We build destruction,

we call it strength,

but is strength measured

by ruin alone.

The soil still remembers,

ashes still whisper,

rivers still carry

what war has left.

How much is enough,

how many graves,

before the hunger

for power ends.

The world is fragile,

a breath, a spark,

it can be shattered

in one dark hour.

So will we learn,

will mercy rise,

or will the fire

consume us whole.

The earth is waiting,

the sky still holds,

the choice is ours,

before it folds.

History cries out,

voices are warning,

we walk to the edge,

or we turn back now.

God save us all please 🙏

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George’s Girl 2026

I've been writing poetry since the age of 10. With pen in hand, I wander the realms unseen. The pen holds power; ink reveals thoughts. A poet may speak truth or weave a tale. You decide. Let pen and ink capture you ❤️#Marie381UkWrites

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  • SAMURAI SAM AND WILD DRAGONS 💗💗 2 months ago

    WOW. I pray not. HUGS

  • Andrew Mile2 months ago

    Chilling and powerful. Your words capture the fear of nuclear war in a way that really sticks. Made me pause and think. Well written. 🔥

  • Calvin London2 months ago

    A poignant outlook of the future, nicely expressed in poetic words and rhyme. Unfortunately, I see it as a matter of when, not if. 😕😕

  • Mark Graham6 months ago

    For God is the answer to these ideas you have presented in this sad and depressing poem. Good job.

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