Friday, December 28, 2007

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I hate that hatred killed her,
a disagreement and a vote,
... should have been enough.
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Barry Van Allen
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Linda Ori 09 January 2008

You said a mouthful when you said ' not many in this human race will ever speak that loud'. We can all be armchair politicians, but those who actually take a stand and risk their lives that others will know peace and a better life, are the heroes of this world. And they end up dying before they are able to make that difference. What a senseless act. I don't believe in capitol punishment, but in cases like this, if you take a life, then you don't deserve to keep yours. Where is the justice? Food for thought, Barry - superbly presented. Linda

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Mary Gordley 28 December 2007

Hate kills and most often the victims are the most noble and valuable among us. Your poem brings this tragic fact into focus. Thanks.

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Dee Daffodil 28 December 2007

I hate that hatred killed her too Barry. I was shocked when I heard the news. You are right about few people speaking as loudly. That woman had charisma! Nicely done my friend! Thanks! Hugs, Dee

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Patrick McFarland 28 December 2007

A beautiful tribute and a poignant political statement. Good work Barry.

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Raveendran . 28 December 2007

The refrain ' I hate that hatred killed her' is very potent (Yet with regret I remember having heard her refrain on tv: 'goli chalao... goli chalao' (fire bullets..) while addressing an anti india gathering)

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