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Villanelle: Nations Barely Survive the Turbulence of International Events
Villanelle : Nations barely survive the turbulence of international events Nations barely survive the turbulence of international events Yet end up like interpersonal relations with other nations Nations rise and fall yet some hardly ever merit compliments What great Luxuor grandeur falls now to Egyptian peasants The glory of five thousand years broken by Arab civilisations Nations barely survive the turbulence of international évents What great good from just Asoka’s illustrious achievements Held Hindu sub-continent together through Muslim invasions Nations rise and fall yet some hardly ever merit compliments What great Aristotelian tutorship of Alexander’s managments Kept the shores of Peloponnese free of Xerxes’s Zoroastrians Nations barely survive the turbulence of international events What great King Wen’s hexagrams and King Wu’s comments Inform the sacrifices of Mao’s Long March peregrinations Nations rise and fall yet some hardly ever merit compliments Do nations come together only to blow asunder fundaments Nations apart every life deserves equal rights and conditions Nations barely survive the turbulence of international events Nations rise and fall yet some hardly ever merit compliments © T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
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