Mr painter
Greaaat
2009-02-07

Sometimes circumstances can make us who they are. Like different ones grow up in things that others possibly haven't faced except on T.V. Like there is an understanding know one sees because of growing up to fast and coping with so much intensity. Very well captured here. I do hope you didn't experience all this?
2009-01-17

That should have been 'live in peace' not leave in peace, ironically enough! Tai
2009-01-13

The blatant slaughter of our children, particularly in the middle east and especially Gazza right now, is a henous crime of our so called civilised society, to all it to continue. I feel so ashamed of being a human being when I see the suffering of those innocent children and the despair in their parentsl eyes my friend. If all we can do is speak out our grief, then we must do it. Violence begets violence. The palestinian people want a place to call their home where they are treated equally and can live in peace. They are trapped in the city of gazza and the Israelies put a woman in the front line of the camera's in order to try and justify this disgusting slaughter of innocent people to European nations and of course America. I pray for Obama's inauguoration and some hope of bringing this horror to a quick ending. This is what happens when people are displaced. Somehow rules and room must be made for all to leave in peace. This is my expression of grief of this terrible situation we see played out every day in black and red, thank you for standing up, whoever you may be. Every little helps, Tai
2009-01-13

Stan Cooper
A beatifully sad poem...well written and expressing so well
the plight of youngsters caught in the horror they don't
deserve...

Please search in PoetBay for my poem "Haunting Memories"
It's on the same topic as yours, but it's reality witnessed
by yours truly....

Stan
2009-01-06