He condemns the violence and bloodshed. He advocates for universal brotherhood and social harmony and global peace. His poems also deal with the theme of mass killings of innocent people and animals. While “Brutal Killing” centers on killing of 20000 dolphins in Japan in the name of merrymaking as ‘slothful feat’, the penultimate poem “Phantoms of Death” contains his resentment and his reactionary spirit. He is disheartened to see around him ‘eternal silence in this feast of fury’ as ‘innocence downed into river of insanity’ and ‘innocence massacred/ is innocence lost to the ocean of humanity?’ He vows to complain to God against this cruel act-