Peace, In this world is Never Hopeless

September 27, 2025•62 words

Peace is not a hopeless ideal; rather, it is forged by the souls of Sudan, Ukraine, and Palestine, and by not allowing hopelessness to triumph. If it feels profound right now, it's because history is bending in favour of those who demand better, and we are experiencing a global fatigue brought on by the never-ending war. Why harbour animosity toward another person?

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