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A TALE OF TWO CITIES
Poem with translation & Explanation
Main idea
The poet tells us about the destruction of japan
during the Second World War
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Hiroshima and Nagasaki
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But in spite
of facing such a massive destruction
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They became the
bigger world economic power
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“A tale of two cities”
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The Americans
dropped two atoms bombs on the two glorious
cities
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What destruction
took place there is beyond description
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Black clouds of smoke were rising high
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Then the bombs fell
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They were weak and helpless in this misery
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Even the mountains were
weeping to see the misery of people
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Hunger prevailed everywhere
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Nothing could be done to lessen the groans of the
miserable
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Fruits of different tastes
were burnt to ashes
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Every
building was broken and razed
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Nothing was intact
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The explosion produced a great and destructive fire
on earth
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Stanza 5
All was done by a Nation
Who in her wild passion
Cared not for the human rights
Not saved them deadly fights
Explanation: On 6 Aug, 1945 Americans in their mad
fury dropped two atom bombs on Japan
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Who kill animals to satisfy
their hunger? The Americans killed innocent people
in blind rage
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None was saved by the deadly fight of the
Americans
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It was indeed a black day for them
when they faced the destruction of atom bombs
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But in spite of facing such a
huge destruction, the people of japan rose again
and became the world economic power