Now Reading: War Victim
-
01
War Victim
In october 7, hundreds of innocents lives were killed kidnapped and thousands of people who were living in Israel terrorised by unprecedented attack.10 Nepali friends were murdered from kibutz Alumim. And one is missing .
War victims are the tragic embodiment of the devastating consequences of armed conflicts, their lives forever altered by the brutality of war. These individuals, often innocent civilians including women, children, and the elderly, endure unimaginable suffering, loss, and displacement. The impact of war on victims is multifaceted, encompassing physical injuries, psychological trauma, and the destruction of homes and communities. Beyond the immediate casualties, war victims face long-term challenges, including limited access to healthcare, education, and economic opportunities. Their stories serve as a stark reminder of the urgent need for peace, diplomacy, and international cooperation to prevent further human suffering and create a safer, more compassionate world for all.
In shadows deep, where sorrow weaves its tale,
Lies a soul shattered, where hope and innocence fail.
A war victim, in the silence of the night,
Whispers of battles, and a world once bright.
Eyes once filled with dreams, now mirror the night sky,
Haunted by echoes of gunfire, where freedom used to lie.
A child, a mother, a soldier so brave,
Caught in the crossfire, with no soul to save.
Torn are the fields where once wildflowers bloomed,
Now stained with the blood of the lives consumed.
Families ripped apart, hearts heavy with despair,
In the cruel theater of war, life seems painfully unfair.
Yet amidst the ruins, a flicker of strength remains,
A spirit unbroken, despite overwhelming pains.
For even in darkness, there’s a glimmer of light,
In the resilience of those who continue the fight.
Let us weep for these souls, lost in the fray,
And strive for a world where peace will hold sway.
For in every war victim, there’s a plea to cease,
To nurture love and understanding, and let the world know peace.
Krishna Paksha Thapa (KANXEY) is an art lover, illustrator, and storyteller from Nepal (Now in Israel). An independent creator who loves to write and paint, he brings stories to life through sketches, words, and visual expression.
