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Beneath the Sword of Damocles
Beneath the Sword of Damocles As we nurse our nuclear nightmares in a not to certain day We are conjoined in common phobia of madness or foul play. Little children of the Fifties hid beneath the classroom desks closed their eyes and dreamt of mushrooms saying, "This is just a test." Beneath the Sword of Damocles, possession had by all Who’ll be the first to get one off and spread the fireball? Everyone wants a power sword to wave above the next, a challenge to the strongest, though nothing will be left. The chance exists to burst the sun and hurl it in to space. A few will long for greenery, the world that was this place. Speak with Japan's hibakusha of burnt flesh, white light, black rain. Listen to their tales of horror feel the hatred in their pain. With a wave of a finger falls the sword of megatons. Ask yourself will the survivors be the truly lucky ones? The American President John F. Kennedy compared the omnipresent threat of nuclear annihilation to a sword of Damocles hanging over the people of the world. The survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki atomic bombings are known in Japan as hibakusha. There are about 48,000 of them living in Nagasaki Prefecture, and about 83,000 in Hiroshima.
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