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Armageddon Revisited
by Candida L Eittreim → (All Poetry by Candida L Eittreim)
  
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Denizens Michael Emery and Candida Eittreim were diametrically opposed on this political Armageddon. But.. some things are above politics, cant and xenophobia. In a spirit of hope, we conjoin in universal condemnation of such atrocity.

Michael Emery and Candida Eittreim are lifelong supporters of the USA, but have finally seen the light, and it isn't over Washington or Whitehall..

We weep over the broken reeds trampled by greed and hate.




Heaven wept today

at the sounds of children screaming,

mangled torn bodies

lying gracelessly in the rubble

while quiet men, dined

in marbled palaces.



Heaven wept today,

seeing the cowardly kill the innocent

in His name,

the smell of blood and fear

hanging heavily in the dusty air,

while the serpents slink in the shadows,

killing in His name.


The very earth screams its outrage,

at the horror wrought upon it

by the greed and malice

of pious men

dining peacefully

with clean bloodless hands.


He wept today..

at the mindless blind thirst for power

that has avariced such horror on an

ancient land,

listening to the moans of the dying

and the endless wailing of grief.


Such righteous men...

East and West,

bearing His Name as their banner,

their shield,

to justify their tearing our world apart.


Not men enough,

these gods at trough,

to bloody their hands in the piety

and righteousness of their cause.



They rape our world indifferently,

with such soft clean hands..

these moral hypocrites,

holding God hostage

as justification,

for a sin they can never amend




Copyright November 20,2003

Michael Emery And Candida Eittreim



















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 Reviews of "Armageddon Revisited"
Reviewed by Michael Emery (Reader)
Reviewed on November 24, 2003
strong...powerful

Reviewed by Fr. Kurt Messick
Reviewed on November 22, 2003
very strong and powerful

Reviewed on November 22, 2003
you´ve said it, so should everyone of integrity be prepared to repeat like words & they need to be so over & over again until they are finally assimulated & digested into consciousness

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on November 21, 2003
This is so true and has been the truth throughout history. I agree with Deborah's suggestion. Thank you for this, Candida (Candy - Bonbon, in French). Love and peace, Regis.

Reviewed by J. Allen Wilson
Reviewed on November 20, 2003
Excellent and to the pointed truth...bravo...
Allen

Reviewed by Sue Hess
Reviewed on November 20, 2003
what a wonderful flow and wording for such a heartbreaking subject. your writing is excellent

Reviewed by Kay P Devenish
Reviewed on November 20, 2003
Just fabulous poetry,an excellent heartfelt work !
I also felt just as you did and have done so many poems in past on this same subject,it tears one apart seeing all the death.
Reluctantly,around sept THIS year (approximately)I changed slightly in how I see this all,I still however struggle with it.(If you have time please read my poem 'Death of an idea' to see what I mean,)I understand your sincere feelings,I was once the same and am still very torn and tugged with this subject.


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