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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=369682" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>A Year after the Tsunamis...</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">The seas had plunged their monstrous hands<br>of ghastly death o’er peaceful shores, <br>and smothered lives of innocent men, <br>women and children by the scores: <br>By walls of giant waves so quick<br>that leapt higher than all palm-trees; <br>and took with it their possessions; <br>and left behind a salty land, <br>unfit for growing crops or grass; <br>A stench of corpses, carcasses; <br>Destroyed buildings; huts; tenements; <br>Inundating miles of coastal<br>Villages, towns, beaches, groves.<br>Oh, what a ruthless nature’s act! <br> Afilled by fear belies the minds<br> and hearts grief-torn beyond repair; <br>The few survivors eke a life<br>of despair, shock, desolation; <br>A flurry of questions flashes<br>through minds wounded and horror-struck: <br>Why did God allow these tragic things? <br>Why has Nature turned so cruel to man? <br>Is man to blame in part or whole? <br>Was it an act of Satan then? <br>Why hell unleashed upon the earth? <br>A year has passed off now after<br>Tsunamis caused death, destruction; <br>Those horrible moments are etched<br> indelibly in minds of those<br>who escaped death by luck/ providence; <br>Life is turning to normalcy<br>but the sad memories linger; <br>The lives of near and dear ones who <br>were swallowed by the seas forev’r; <br>The fishermen use boats unhappily; <br>Fear fills their minds, their eyes by tears; <br>The sea is littered by mere junk; <br>The wounds of heart will heal slowly; <br>The world renews its prayerful pleas<br> to God to calm the treacherous seas; <br>Man cannot win the wars against<br>Mother Nature’s intense furies; <br>Align must man with her in harmony; <br>God must be less unkind with rod; <br>God’s love for man must more prevail; <br>Man must obey God’s tenets without fail; <br>May the earthly stay be less cruel; <br>God, this is our fervent prayer-<br>Plea for a peaceful life on earth; <br>O Jesus Lord, Rebuke the waves<br>and calm the seas on stormy days; <br>Guide man’s destiny on the earth; <br>When Satan tries to spread chaos, <br>What can poor man do all alone? <br>God’s the answer to man’s travail.</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Copyright by Dr John Celes 26-12-2005</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=John+Celes">John Celes</a><div class=q>
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of ghastly death o’er peaceful shores, 
and smothered lives of innocent men, 
women and children by the scores: 
By walls of giant waves so quick
that leapt higher than all palm-trees; 
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