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Changing Direction of Time Arrow

In time arrow’s one way course the winds of change blow,  
wafting from the fading end to an unknown another new,
the thrust of transformation they get from the power 
the spurt of  history gives that goes on increasing ever.

The direction toward the world order received from 
the compass of current events can’t ever be altered, 
the intent it inscribes on the social landscape page, 
the crafty world leaders design, is difficult to change. 

Mankind strives to shed the unwanted old grimes,
like the autumn dry leaves the wind sweeps away,
bury under the sand layers of senile forgotten time,
but they rise in new forms in authoritarian regimes.

Indomitable spirit emerges from the debris of history, 
new generations of belief and value emanate strong,
like escalating momentum of human rights paradigm
that’ll succeed if ever it can defy the vested interests.
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The time arrow strikes hard with manipulated wrath,
transforms fast and invariably the vulnerable core 
of the traditional society proud of integrity and unity,
imperceptibly into one of intolerance and hostility.

The conventional concept of herd living in free world
changes to isolationism with disintegrated families,
evolving into self-destructive fragile breed, collapsing
under psychic stress of changing times of uncertainty.

If the maneuvered course of post-cold war geopolitics
demolishes the critical balance of power and authority,
weaker nations will turn into mute and powerless pawns
in the game of chess, its rule devised by new world order.

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April 20, 2022
Contest : New World Order
Sponsored by : Robert James Liguori

Copyright © | Year Posted 2022




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