Love is more important than justice

The new poetry collection by Vladimir Kevkhishvili addresses, as usual, the most pressing issues of the present time. The author raises questions of justice and mercy, love and hatred, enmity and friendship, war and peace. Analyzing the reasons for the widespread decline in morality and ethics, which has led to the hardening of human hearts and dramatic events in the world, the poet harshly criticizes current political and social institutions. Why has this happened to us? Why has the concept of 'justice' become more important than love for one's neighbor? Following Christ's command 'Blessed are the peacemakers,' the author attempts to reconcile warring parties and reflects on what awaits us next.