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This poignant piece explores the profound and lasting impact of war, highlighting the stark contrast between the living, who are forever burdened by its scars and the relentless cycle of conflict, and the dead, who have witnessed the end and found peace. Through evocative imagery and introspective reflections, the text contemplates the futility of war, the quest for meaning amidst destruction, and the enduring hope for peace that lingers even in the face of unending conflict. Comparable works include Ernest Hemingway, Wilfred Owen, Seamus Heaney

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