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Poets & Poems: Three Biographical Poems
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Three Biographical Poems 1) Saved: at St. Joseph's Hospital 1) Saved: at St. Joseph's Hospital I was born downtown, on an autumn day Under the roof of St. Joseph's Hospital; Tended by nuns-they took me away Until my (unwed) mother-screamed! To the doctors…
Thus, under the crucifix, I was saved. # 1506 (10/16/2006; written at El Parquetito's, in Lima, Peru, during lunch) 2) War, and Self-defense A war we waged: For a cause, we cried, The glory of it all Resides in the Halls Of some public domain. Freedom was the reason, It's said, for the blood: The sacrifice-the dead; No matter how indignant!
It's all self-defense. Dedicated to the American soldiers found in: Vietnam and Iraq; #1509 (10/16/2006) 3) Last Day in Vietnam Two men, and I stand at attention in Vietnam, then we jump up on the back of the five-ton truck (it will take us to Saigon) we give a last salute. The square I stood on so many times, fade…its now difficult to find; here youth dominates, with young and sparkling eyes. The dusty clouds of dirt from the tires of the five-ton, covers the war I leave behind, soon my mother will touch my hands (so I think and almost I feel); twenty-four hours have passed, I'm now within reach. And upon arrival home, never once does she speak about the poor victorious logic of the war. Additional information:It may not be necessary to turn off cellphones when entering hospitals, say researchers who found no signs that the phones interfered with devices. Related "Hospitals":
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