Write the theme, message and summary of any of the following poems given below:
No Men are Foreign
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The theme is the central idea of a poem that could be one or many. In “No Men Are Foreign,” James Kirkup, keeps on insisting on the one theme that is the “equality of mankind”. He is desperate to have the oneness of mankind, despite all the man-made differences of color, race, nationality, and faith.
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The poem "No men are foreign" by James Kirkup tells us why all human beings are the same.
People wear different clothes but underneath they have the same body of flesh, blood, and bones. They live in different countries, speak different languages, and believe in different religions, yet they belong to the same planet.
All people breathe, sleep, wake up, eat, and work. Sooner or later they die and are buried. The sun, air, and water are equally essential for everyone. There is no difference between human beings.
Our harvest is bountiful and there will be no starvation when there is peace in the land. Wars bring destruction and everyone suffers in the same manner. We prosper only when there is peace.
The poet through his poem reminds us that there are no peculiarities between people and they should live in harmony without discriminating against anyone.