by Liz
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This is painful and raw and full of something that I can't quite explain. It's sad and I'm sorry that this even has to be written, it hurts to read. |
by Matt Minor
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Brutal. |
by Ren
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I am stunned by this. So powerful and deep and full of so many emotions that it's hard to pinpoint any single one. Very well written...and much love and peace to you. |
by Ben Pickard
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This could almost be a sequel to 'Truce'. Either way, it is so powerful that reading it is hard indeed. |
by Maple Tree
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I am just.... Speechless |
by Phil
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This needs front page and now!! Glad its nominated |
by Brenda
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This is a hard read, the content really just grabs you up and slaps you hard. Well done- |
by Lost One
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The only words I can find at the moment are , "I'm sorry," and "wow." Very different reactions for conflicting emotions this bring up for me. |
by ddavidd
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So heartwrenching. I think all those inhuman things make one even more human. Beautifully penned |
by Laney13
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It captavating Its a harsh reality of |
by Liz
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Congrats on the win! |
by Brenda
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Congrats on your win! Amazing write! |
by Pagan Paul
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Congratulations on the contest win :) |
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There is a pain and hurt I don't even know HOW to express after reading this... and I believe it was Larry who mentioned you should send a copy of this to all in Congress. War dehumanizes. It's such an obvious statement but when I think about it, what does it mean to be dehumanized? To have your worth be like the count of another body bag. And I'm just seeing war from the safety of my home, the media skewing and twisting numbers while government tries to tell us we're somehow superior. That those across the country aren't our priority, shouldn't be our greatest concern. At least it feels like that. Where is the humanity? This poem calls for that. The soul that's hurt much more than one can imagine. |
by Ren
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Congrats on the win! :) |
by abracadabra
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I am being asked in this comment box if I "like this poem". What a stupid question. And no, I don't. I HATE this poem. I hate its truth that leaves me spinning. I hate everything about it. |
by silvershoes
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Your poem, Noura, and then Abby's comment - both moved me to tears. She said it perfectly. I hate this poem too. I hate that it's not just a poem. Heartbreaking. |
by silvershoes
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When I finish this poem, I want to scroll up to begin again. I've read it 10 times already. |
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So hauntingly true |
by Nicko
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Judging comment |