The Golden Wings, An Anthology of WORLD POETRY, pp.320, Price: $25 ISBN 81-901366-1-5 Published by Cyberwit.net (2002)
The Golden Wings, An Anthology of WORLD POETRY, pp.320, Price: $25 ISBN 81-901366-1-5 Published by Cyberwit.net (2002) |
In an age where Technology universally reigns supreme and former traditions, cultures and, indeed, religions are sadly in decline, our world has become, in effect, little more than a global village. And yet it is a community divided against itself; for warfare, pestilence, famine, terrorist aggression and acute social breakdown have been seen to escalate during recent years, resulting in acute hardship and utter poverty for growing numbers of people while, at the same time, certain privileged individuals and financially motivated syndicates have wilfully and systematically been amassing obscene mountains of wasteful surplus wealth. The world is in one hell of a mess, it would seem, so what on earth are we to do about it? Bernard M.Jackson |
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The Golden Wings, An Anthology of WORLD POETRY, pp.320, Price: $25 ISBN 81-901366-1-5 Published by Cyberwit.net (2002)
The Golden Wings, An Anthology of WORLD POETRY, pp.320, Price: $25 ISBN 81-901366-1-5 Published by Cyberwit.net (2002) |
In an age where Technology universally reigns supreme and former traditions, cultures and, indeed, religions are sadly in decline, our world has become, in effect, little more than a global village. And yet it is a community divided against itself; for warfare, pestilence, famine, terrorist aggression and acute social breakdown have been seen to escalate during recent years, resulting in acute hardship and utter poverty for growing numbers of people while, at the same time, certain privileged individuals and financially motivated syndicates have wilfully and systematically been amassing obscene mountains of wasteful surplus wealth. The world is in one hell of a mess, it would seem, so what on earth are we to do about it? Bernard M.Jackson |