lately unfamiliar voices are crying harmony; rooted in a universal elegy of connectedness; lately adamant cloaked decisions brutishly woven by daggers and blunt orations no longer have their places of royalty; ode to purgation unfurl, whispering loudly and melodically syncopated between towers and castles of rightness and humanity; lately hands of protuberance soften by the echoing touches of love, climbing the intellects of those critical minds we respect and depend; lately impossibilites dance, embracing the minds of the trained, believing that all is not lost and that hope keeps pushing its trusting head out and across the lines of divide; lately, oh my friends, the the scabs are dropping off and healing whirls, abounding, chasing us like the winds dying after an F5 tornado; lately we're running, enduring, swift, strong.
Marion, well put with much emotion felt throughout this write...
A great expressive piece!
Antoinette
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on June 6, 2004
Marion, glad to see your poem on the need for peace and the inane
asininity of war. How many people does it take to make a difference?
I remember all the wailing voices of the Jewish people when they died in an inferno create by Adolph Hitler and his legions of follows. It took the whole world to defeat him and we almost failed. What if he
would have gotten the Atom bomb first. Today, we probably would be saying "siek heil" (sic) and obeying orders from a vastly different government. God gave man free will to exercise as he pleases. If man misuses it we well could fail to keep the world free. Bill
Reindeer
A great expressive piece!
Antoinette
asininity of war. How many people does it take to make a difference?
I remember all the wailing voices of the Jewish people when they died in an inferno create by Adolph Hitler and his legions of follows. It took the whole world to defeat him and we almost failed. What if he
would have gotten the Atom bomb first. Today, we probably would be saying "siek heil" (sic) and obeying orders from a vastly different government. God gave man free will to exercise as he pleases. If man misuses it we well could fail to keep the world free. Bill