Peace

 

 

Illustration by Gemini.[i]

Poem by Kariuki wa Njumbi

Peace must be guarded like a flame,
For once it dies,
Cities crumble,
And fear walks freely.

Those who break peace
Have never paid its price—
For it is forged in blood and sweat,
Spilled so strangers may live.

Therefore, guard it with courage,
With a zeal stronger than rage;
For peace thrives not on might alone,
But on hearts willing to choose it.

 


[i] "Generate an Image which elucidates this topic: 'Peace must be guarded like a flame..." prompt. Gemini, Google, 14 Apr. 2026, gemini.google.com.

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  1. azib.anjumMay 11, 2026 at 9:16 AM

    Peace is one of humanity’s greatest responsibilities, built through sacrifice, patience, and unity. Kariuki wa Njumbi’s words remind us that once peace is broken, the consequences affect entire communities for generations. In the same way, people facing difficult situations deserve protection, guidance, and justice from experienced professionals like a lemon law attorney California who can help defend their rights and bring peace of mind during challenging times.

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