“Sweet Revenge: How One Baker’s Unusual Vision Transformed a Classic Dessert into an Unforgettable Sensation”

In the world of life’s battlegrounds, whether they’re found on dusty streets or well-lit stages, the thirst for revenge often feels as intoxicating as a strong drink. Just take a look around—people square off, ready for the same old scraps, fueled by a cocktail of past grievances. Yet, amidst the noise of battles both physical and verbal, there’s a fleeting moment—a minute of silence, perhaps—where reflection could take shape. What if, instead of wielding weapons of words and fists, we embraced the idea of letting it all go? This thought-provoking piece invites us to explore the cycles of conflict and the possibility of reconciliation, reminding us that even in the chaos, there lies a simple, truth: sometimes, not fighting might just be the bravest choice of all. Will we drown in our thirst for retribution, or can we choose peace? Let’s delve deeper. LEARN MORE.

Drunk on revenge
See them square up to each other.
The same old scraps.
The same old bother.

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They hold their minute of silence
while bad-mouthing and incapable of keeping silent.
One day, both sides might come to their senses
as amateur giant-killing peacemakers beat professional war mongers in a cup tie upset that sends dailies into delirious cup fever excitement.

Meanwhile, the school blackboard is blank.
What have we learnt in centuries of learning?
Give as good as we get?
Leave revengers and pie-eyed war party disco dance floor revellers disco burning?

Very wordy.
Too much so.
Simple message:
Let it all go.