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the future tense by Fr. Kurt Messick Sunday, October 24, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan an original poem ------------------------------------------------
the future tense and nervous)words that always bring to bear the artillery of NEVERS to be sounded through the forest of darker trees in which no birds can nest( the bombs fell one day became other as the moon red and disappearing and the sun red and cooling burns with ice theseshattered dreams no will triumph only when i can also say yes i knew him when the sun was bright when stars grew around the moon and people were beautiful and children laughed�

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Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)	9/27/2006

"Never" is a challenge...




Reviewed by Kate Clifford	10/25/2004

Very creative write.




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	10/25/2004

Very nice deep touching piece!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Dawn Richerson	10/25/2004

love the images of sun and moon here. original write, Dawn




Reviewed by Lori Moore	10/24/2004

Nice write, Father. I especially like the "the artillery of nevers" line.




Reviewed by E T Waldron	10/24/2004

This made my eyes mist Fr Kurt. A nostalgic beauty... too sad, but ends in hope...