Ambushed
By Richard L. Provencher
Thu, 23 May 2013
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by Katrina’s wind and rain
the dead depart
amid the ruin of crisis – families
desperate for life
caught in the swamp of despair
and through the streets of
New Orleans a song of hope
lingers on a guitar string
death no longer works of fiction
nor foreign village under the
ruin of an Afghan suicide bomber
but this is America – land
of the free
remember them in the shortness
of memory – remember them
to the end of their lives.
© Richard L. Provencher
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A very nice little poem, I
A very nice little poem, I loved "Caught in the swamp of despair..."
M.T.Maitland
M.T.M
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This has a beautiful tate
This has a beautiful tate and lingers somewhere deep inside....it's perfectly haunting.
Good read, rich, thanks.
Natalia :)
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