Sijo Poem About How Religion Fail In Sight of Terrorism

 Sijo Poem 1

Pulpits preach love, mosques call mercy, altars vow to shield

Yet Oriire’s children vanish while leaders only yield

If gods won’t walk here, let humans rise and keep the field.

Sijo Poem 2

Crosses, crescents, carved wood - all swore to guard the night

But Oriire’s silence grew while children slipped from sight

Let vows mean nothing if our feet won’t walk and fight.

Sijo Poem 3

We filled the air with prayers to three names for one peace

Still kidnappers harvest where fear refuses to cease

If heaven delays help, then earth must write its own release.

Sijo Poem 4

Altar, minaret, shrine - each claimed the child as their own

Yet Oriire’s night knows them only by their moan

When faith keeps quiet, let justice speak in stone.

NOTE:- Sijo is a traditional Korean poetic form featuring three lines that total about 44 to 46 syllables...

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