Razaq Kazim Al-Khajaf lost 15 family members including six children, to coalition bomb ardent in Southern Banylon, Iraq. When I saw the picture I was stunned. I am sure that I won't blame him if he kills someone or attacks someplace. But I wouldn't kill anyone to take revenge If I were the father. If I kill, someone would kill me and someone would kill him and so and so. When will it stop? When will we learn to love and forgive? No, I am not a pessimist. I believe it will all change. But we should possess a beautiful mind. A beautiful mind...
"Papa, look at that"
Father looked and smiled.
"Oh, my umbrella…"
The second one ran.
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This is a touching poem. I'd like to know when the hate will end too. I am sorry that a coalition force (American) did this. I am sorry that Americans and British soldiers are killed nearly everyday in Iraq. But that is the reality of this world.
When the opportunity to learn and excel is available to all of earths citizens, then maybe, just maybe we will have peace. Keep in mind that includes women too. Until then we fight. Maybe it is not right, but it sometimes is the only thing we can do to move things along.
Wonderfully written, David. You too, have a beautiful mind!
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on May 9, 2003
David this is very intense, very brilliant, and griping from beginning to end. I felt the pain in this and understand that we are one and should show love and respect for mankind. A big sacrifice was made here. Bill Murray
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This is a touching poem. I'd like to know when the hate will end too. I am sorry that a coalition force (American) did this. I am sorry that Americans and British soldiers are killed nearly everyday in Iraq. But that is the reality of this world.
When the opportunity to learn and excel is available to all of earths citizens, then maybe, just maybe we will have peace. Keep in mind that includes women too. Until then we fight. Maybe it is not right, but it sometimes is the only thing we can do to move things along.
~ Sara
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One of your best!!
I thank You for posting this "Beautiful mind" - which came to my mind - to strike my thinking power.
"A beutiful mind" is filled with good sense and humanity... It has delivered a message of fraternity and Justice.
I Praise the Author of "Beautiful mind".
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU