Source - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66466050# 

A real-life example of hedonism is the excessive consumption of cigarettes and tobacco-based products. Despite the obvious health hazards, smoking is a common source of instant pleasure and gratification. This has grave consequences: Tobacco kills more than 8 million people each year, including 1.3 million non-smokers who are exposed to second-hand smoke.

Source - https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/tobacco 

A real-life example of predation is a case about a 19-year-old girl in Chandigarh who was gang-raped by two 30-year-old men in a forest. It was later claimed that the victim’s brother sexually abused the accused’s sister. The succeeding event can be seen as an act of revenge. This can be considered an act of predation due to the consent-violating behaviour and aggressiveness.    

Source - https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/19-yr-old-gang-raped-in-forest-2-booked/articleshow/97833872.cms?from=mdr

This poem can also be viewed with the viewpoint of somebody who has recently lost a loved one. It shows how the kids can’t cope with the loss and even the adults are suffering as seen in the lines ‘My parents’ anxiety stirred like a loose tooth’. Thus this single poem is multi-faceted and shows how humans react to a loss and the how time is the greatest healer of wounds. 

Thus in light of this evidence it can reasonably be concluded that Imposter Syndrome can be the Global Issue conveyed by this poem.

One of the best examples that demonstrates the ill-effects of war can be the Hindu-Muslim riots in the state of Gujrat wherein everybody involved was from the same country, still tens of thousands of Hindus were displaced and multiple Muslim women were sexually assaulted. 

Fear of llife can be seen from peoople having general anxiety to thanatophobia, philophobia,aerophobia etc.
This poem gives hope to individuals who fear life by not only calming their mind but providing a constructive way to deal with fear.

I give you an onion.
 It is a moon wrapped in brown paper. "

Valentine’ uses an everyday ordinary object, the onion, to represent a love that is not mushy or cute but rather real faithful and genuine.
This poem elaborates that if someone loves fiercely they hold you fiercely accountable, it says that in the reality of love respect is not placating you or enabling your bad behavior or the ways in which one plays small. Loving  fiercely means they love and see you with all that they have and are and hold you in high regard knowing you are better than how you cut corners and make excuses.
"I give you an onion.
Its fierce kiss will stay on your lips, possessive and faithful
as we are,for as long as we are. "
Here the poem also talks about the durability of real and genuine love compared to short term romances.
Anyone who respects you and loves you from the true heart won’t let you cheat yourself or others. To be loved fiercely is to be baptized by fire and burned with desire. It may not feel so great when you’re confronted with the truth of love but it’s either that or death. 

Love has a different definition in most people's life.In the generation that we live in the definition of love has changed.Valuing real love is the only way to find it.