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    No Men Are Forgin

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    Aryan Kumar Singh
    This poem discusses how all humans are fundamentally the same regardless of what country they come from. It notes that we all have bodies that need basic necessities like air, water, food and shelter. We are all born, live our lives, work, sleep, love and will eventually die. However, despite our similarities, humans still hate each other and fight wars over nationality. The poet argues there should be no borders between countries and no concept of people being "foreigners," as we all belong to the human race. War pollutes the earth with blood and death, while peace allows all people to live comfortably off the land. We should see enemies as having the same appearance and humanity as ourselves.

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    This poem discusses how all humans are fundamentally the same regardless of what country they come from. It notes that we all have bodies that need basic necessities like air, water, food and shelter. We are all born, live our lives, work, sleep, love and will eventually die. However, despite our similarities, humans still hate each other and fight wars over nationality. The poet argues there should be no borders between countries and no concept of people being "foreigners," as we all belong to the human race. War pollutes the earth with blood and death, while peace allows all people to live comfortably off the land. We should see enemies as having the same appearance and humanity as ourselves.

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    This poem discusses how all humans are fundamentally the same regardless of what country they come from. It notes that we all have bodies that need basic necessities like air, water, food and shelter. We are all born, live our lives, work, sleep, love and will eventually die. However, despite our similarities, humans still hate each other and fight wars over nationality. The poet argues there should be no borders between countries and no concept of people being "foreigners," as we all belong to the human race. War pollutes the earth with blood and death, while peace allows all people to live comfortably off the land. We should see enemies as having the same appearance and humanity as ourselves.

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    No Men Are Forgin

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    Aryan Kumar Singh
    This poem discusses how all humans are fundamentally the same regardless of what country they come from. It notes that we all have bodies that need basic necessities like air, water, food and shelter. We are all born, live our lives, work, sleep, love and will eventually die. However, despite our similarities, humans still hate each other and fight wars over nationality. The poet argues there should be no borders between countries and no concept of people being "foreigners," as we all belong to the human race. War pollutes the earth with blood and death, while peace allows all people to live comfortably off the land. We should see enemies as having the same appearance and humanity as ourselves.

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    a re fo rg i n

    No me n

     ANJALI SINGH
    GRADE - IX
    No Men are Foreign Summary – This poem ‘No Men are Foreign’
    is all about human beings. Also, it tells that every human being
    that lives on this earth are brothers and are same. Moreover, we all
    have some kind of body and needs sun, air, water, and clothes to
    cover us. We all walk the land and feed ourselves with the harvest
    of this earth. Upon death, people will bury us in this same land. In
    addition, we all do work and sleep and wake up, loves, and wants
    to love in return for others. But we (human beings) hate each other
    and because of this, we live on by hating and fighting with one
    another. Further, it is humans who pollute the environment by
    taking into consideration its bad impact on other people.
    In the beginning, the poet says that ‘no men are strange and no
    country is foreign’. So, the poet tries to remove all the borders of
    countries from the earth’s surface. Only then no country will be
    foreign. Also, when there will be no borders then no county will
    be foreign. And we can feel free to move around. In this way, the
    entire earth is one and all the people who live on this earth belong
    to one human race. Moreover, inside the uniforms of soldiers
    from different countries, humans are the same. Because God has
    made us all similarly. We all breathe in the same way. After that
    poet says that all the soldiers are our brothers – as we all walk the
    same ‘Mother Earth’. And upon death, will bury in the same
    earth.
    In the next part, ‘they’ refers to people of other countries. We also
    fight with them discriminate them and call them foreigners. He also
    says that nature has given them plenty just like he did to us. God has
    given everyone equal air, water, and sunlight which means God does
    not differentiate. When there is no war, we all do farming. We live a
    comfortable life and eat things given by nature. In addition, he points
    out that during war and winter we starve and the people of another
    country also face the same things. So, the poet wants to say that we
    and foreigners of other countries are the same. Further, he says that
    they have the same hand as ours, and they work hard like us. The
    poet gives all these examples to express the readers that there is no
    difference between people of a different country.
    Poet asks the reader to remember something. He
    further says that keep in mind that God has
    bestowed our enemies with a similar appearance to
    us. God has given them similar eyes that open and
    shut like ours. God has also given them strength
    which we can win through love. And on every land
    life is the most common thing. Moreover, when we
    realize that they are like us, then there will be no
    war.
    When someone tells us to hate someone of
    another country and think then as our enemy
    and we do that then we deprive, condemn, and
    cheat ourselves. The poet says that we should
    stay away from such negativity. During the
    war both parties bear losses. This is the reason
    why people say the war is not in anyone’s
    favor. When we pick any weapon against
    someone, we should recall one
    thing…………..
    When we pick a weapon against anyone
    we defile the earth with their blood. As in
    war, there is fire, death, and bloodshed.
    The dead bodies make the earth impure.
    The war pollutes the earth and impures
    the air. Lastly, the poet writes the first line
    in reverse saying remember, no men are
    foreign, and no countries are strange.

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