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Wild Blue Geraniums

Aspects of Conflict

Roland Christopher

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08846202

Publishers New Generation Publishing, September 2007

'A hundred thousand died at Hiroshima Why? No one really knows.'... Full description

Libristo code: 08846202

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'A hundred thousand died at Hiroshima Why? No one really knows.' The futility of war is a theme that echoes throughout Roland Christopher's Wild Blue Geraniums. Wherever the conflict is taking place - Japan, Chechnya, Afghanistan, Ireland - and whatever the attempted justification - race, religion, land, money - the devastation is the same. It is always the innocent who suffer and die. Infused with sadness at the lessons we have failed to learn from the twentieth century, this poetry collection focuses on scenes of conflict from around the globe. Reflecting on mankind's selfish destruction we are asked to question a world where nature's beauty becomes a backdrop to grief and death. The author's proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the charity War Child.