Say no to peace
if what they mean by peace
is the quiet misery of hunger,
the frozen stillness of fear,
the silence of broken spirits,
the unborn hopes of the oppressed.
Tell them that peace
is the shouting of children at play,
the babble of tongues set free,
the thunder of dancing feet,
and a father's voice singing ...
Saturday, September 06, 2003
Brian Wren wrote this about the Middle East, but some of it may apply to the current chaos in Iraq:
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