Wisdom, Art and Konwledge meet to compose a full compliance
with Poetry's tasks... "Living In A Disposable World" has
been delivered to be read and understood.
"Living In A Disposable World" prods the wings of Justice to fly
over the imagination and inspire a humane dream.
Thank You, Poet, for enriching the pages of American Fine Letters.
When a society forgets God it forgets everything else too.
There are too many today trying to rid the world of its Creator, and those who believe have to suffer along with those who don't. That's always been the way, sad to say! Excellent thought provoking poem Z~!
All the best to you!
An excellent write on a touchy subject.
Through its seems to me there are just a
bunch of people on both sides, proclaiming they know
what's best, for someone else's life. I can only speak for myself; I would consider it cruel and inhumane for me to be hooked up to a machine for 15 years. If my time on this earth has expired. Then leave me alone and let me die naturally like the orignal man did and go be with the Lord. Surely this is better than lying motionless in a bed.
doctors can do a lot to prolong life but maybe sometimes it's more humane to let the terminally ill move on. I don't know, every case is different. Some have such a strong belief in an afterlife that they can't wait to shove off this mortal coil. But there's a terrible sadness in the seeming finality of death. Thanks for this wake up call! k
Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on March 26, 2005
Murder most foul.
What's next, shooting the elderly, homeless. Sick, so we don't need hospitals?
Scarey times ahead.
Gods given us the intelligence to help save people, people, like this.
It should be used. The argument not to be helped is false. For Did not Jesus heal the sick, raise the dead.
The argument that when your numbers up. Just let them die.
Does that mean, leave people to die in car crashes, heart attacks cancer?
The second book in the telepathy series. It contains more ways for the up and coming telepathist to experiment with the sending and receiving of thoughts and is at the end of the story about future telepathy people found unexpectedly chosen by the go
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Wisdom, Art and Konwledge meet to compose a full compliance
with Poetry's tasks... "Living In A Disposable World" has
been delivered to be read and understood.
"Living In A Disposable World" prods the wings of Justice to fly
over the imagination and inspire a humane dream.
Thank You, Poet, for enriching the pages of American Fine Letters.
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
A definitive write on truisms - thanks for sharing your most profound thoughts ... excellent!!
Blessings,
Robert
A powerful write
Best wishes
There are too many today trying to rid the world of its Creator, and those who believe have to suffer along with those who don't. That's always been the way, sad to say! Excellent thought provoking poem Z~!
All the best to you!
etw
Through its seems to me there are just a
bunch of people on both sides, proclaiming they know
what's best, for someone else's life. I can only speak for myself; I would consider it cruel and inhumane for me to be hooked up to a machine for 15 years. If my time on this earth has expired. Then leave me alone and let me die naturally like the orignal man did and go be with the Lord. Surely this is better than lying motionless in a bed.
Take care
Love Tinka
What's next, shooting the elderly, homeless. Sick, so we don't need hospitals?
Scarey times ahead.
Gods given us the intelligence to help save people, people, like this.
It should be used. The argument not to be helped is false. For Did not Jesus heal the sick, raise the dead.
The argument that when your numbers up. Just let them die.
Does that mean, leave people to die in car crashes, heart attacks cancer?
Well said...