Wednesday, April 21, 2010

As the river and the goats on the Poetry of War and War Notes

As the river and the goats on the Poetry of War and War Notes 1) Goats WarWe are all of us, dirty   Nobody innocent   All the same? War   Rolled over us like a train   High art?   Blood, boots, pumps   And heavy metals:   A raw lifestyle   Not seem to have   Fed up?   Emphasis brave?   Come home   Bitterly saved?   Trying to understand   What was the purpose   With sad eyes;   And then they bite   His lips, ready   To fight?   Who can ever understand?   The intestine of a man! # 861 9/20/05Note with the author: I fought in Vietnam, and how many soldiers believed in what was to fight, or is supposed to combat. I went because of the adventure too. There are options, as well as go to war for the soldier to send them one. It 'sad, in a sense, we are therefore Cree couple more on what we are doing that you have sent. I hope we can send our boys back home from Iraq. I do not know if it's all worth it or not, are just an old sergeant conducted now. But it seems to me, courage is still in our teens, like me (who are the most courageous of all the soldiers around the world), but by sending people have lost the vision in hindsight (after the fact of perception), and this is a curse shame.2) FlowsLife As the river is like a river   E 'flows and flows,   Not to retu?   The same drop of water   For the same place, etc? As the drop of water   I have to say? And   ? off! Off this platform?   Let life flow, the flow? Oo?   As the river? A   Who knows where?.   According to the plan!   There are only?   A part of the mainstream?   And you need to go! # 456 [1/19/05/reviesed 11/2005] Inspired after meeting the poet, Donald Hall of his wife was dead, he wept and expensive, and in memory of his mother's, Elsie T. Siluk, because he had offended too expensive at the time, seems to have a connection when he wrote this poem, for Dennis' mother? s way of thinking, as the poem says that living. RosaSee Dennis' web site: You can also order books directly from / to: o

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