"The Unity of Opposites" ©, 2016 --- prompted by kids' poetry argued re Ukraine freak out ...

     "Воля - слово (в)ам незнакомое ..."

This is my call as independent observer of "The Law of The Unity and Struggle of Opposites", in which I am just following the suggested tune of a known poetical claim and fighting between folks re Ukraine freak out.

The unity of opposites was first suggested by Heraclitus (ca. 535–475 BC), a pre-Socratic Greek philosopher (just Wikipedia). So, see and read, Unity - /U - n - i - t - y/. The meaning of that is always, and especially today, the same - BALANCE OF POWER BETWEEN TWO TRUE WORLD LEADERS MUST BE KEPT STEADY. JUST FOR PEACE.

All of imperfect people struggles and conflicts came later ...

"Воля - слово (в)ам незнакомое ..."
[ Will is unfamiliar word for (you & us*) ... ]
"Кто у власти — все куплены-проданы ..."
[ All our authorities are bought and sold entirely... ]
Ukrainian kid's struggles

The Unity of Opposites

1

Yup, it was not a true brotherhood

But forever we miss that Empire

We respect the balance of powers

Yin and Yang and The Unity of Opposites

2

We cannot be or survive separated

We assigned to forward progress

Sure things re Empires satellites

Which are used for humanity needs

3

Since the market economy admitted

People're blind within guts and insides

So satieties moved us relentlessly 

Overheating by movements on fire

4

While the kids exercise in poetry

And the soldiers are sharing the blood

Politicians keep same positions

Due to tarnished Esprit of corps

5

Constitutions got all adjustments

Marionettes're assigned to rule

But humanity cannot afford it

Getting joined to stop deadly wars

By BORIS K'ZORIN, 

the another last romantic ©, Los Angeles, CA 2016

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* Fantastic that that the most of Ukrainian kids Do Not Understand Its Own Coat Of Arms, which in a proved historical fact represents a bird falcon (hawk) falling from a skies and targeting its booty and that is The Coat Of Arms of Sviatoslav I Igorevich, also spelled Svyatoslav, Grand prince of Kiev.