Karla, in your eloquence, you speak for many of us--and
perhaps some day for all of us. Many years ago, a young
girl wrote (in the Chicago Tribune, I think) that one
day there will be a war and nobody will go. Bless you.
-gene.
As long as men of greed, their souls void of human compassion tread upon earth, it will continue. As for natural disasters, no one is exempt. Karla, your passion for life and the living burn brightly in your poem. May peace joy and love be always with you my dear friend. Jon Michael
I actually heard the real death toll for Katrina was more like 6,000; but they wanted to keep the number artificially low so 9/11 could remain front and center as the "greatest American tragedy." Does it really matter? Just different shades of horrible. Nice piece.
Yes, Thank God that President Obama withdrew all U.S. Combat Troops out of Iraq. Hopefully, the same can be done for Afghanistan. The Bush Wars are coming to an end! Halleluia!!!
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perhaps some day for all of us. Many years ago, a young
girl wrote (in the Chicago Tribune, I think) that one
day there will be a war and nobody will go. Bless you.
-gene.
Regis
Sheila
Ron
Cheers, with hopes of peace,
Dan
peace, Carole~
(((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :(