speech

• Who is the author of "Peace Not War"?


  Patricia Lithuanian
• What themes are depicted in the opening lines of "Peace Not War"?


  Themes of violence, fear, and immorality are depicted
• What does the phrase "the only thing that rules the earth is Immorality" suggest about the author's perspective on humanity?


  It suggests a pessimistic view of humanity's moral state
• What does the author imply about silence in the poem?


  The author implies that silence is selfish and conceals the truth
• What event is referenced in the poem as occurring on September 11, 2001?


  The crash of an airplane into the World Trade Center
• How does the author describe the impact of the September 11 attacks on society?


  The author describes it as a loss of tranquility and harmony
• What emotions does the author evoke when discussing the aftermath of the September 11 attacks?


  The author evokes feelings of distress and loss
• What does the phrase "brought by the power of this indespicable greed" suggest about the author's view on the causes of war?


  It suggests that greed is a significant driving force behind conflict
• What does the author refer to as the beginning of the 3rd world war?

  The events surrounding September 11, 2001
• How does the author characterize war in the poem?

  The author characterizes war as chaos and destruction
• What are the main themes explored in "Peace Not War" by Patricia Lithuanian?


  • Violence and fear
  • Immorality
  • The impact of war on humanity
  • The consequences of greed
  • Loss of tranquility and harmony
• What emotions does the poem evoke regarding the consequences of war?


  • Distress
  • Loss
  • Fear
  • Chaos
• What significant historical event does the poem reference?

  • The September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center
• How does the author view the role of silence in the context of war?


  • Silence is portrayed as selfish
  • It conceals the truth
  • It contributes to chaos
• What does the author suggest about the relationship between greed and war?


  • Greed is a significant cause of conflict
  • It leads to destruction and loss