Competition, Games - Friends Or Foe Comments

On 8/29/2008 butt3rfly (Terri French) sayeth these words: Very powerful Louie. Actually when I read it, it sounded like a rap. I could hear this one read aloud on stage at a contemporary poetry jam. Strong, passionate social commentary. I hope some day we can all learn to 'play nice.' On 8/25/2008 JBStillwater (Janet Brennan) declared these words: Oh my dear Louie! Of course I have read athis ppoem before, however each time I read it, I find something new and utterly brilliant. Your special gifts can just be overwhelming to the reader, your 'fans' You know I am with you all the way on this one, my mentor. Jan On 8/9/2008 Santosh (Dr. Santosh Kumar) articulated these words: Louie Levy's sublime and majestic poem 'Competition, Games - Friends or Foe' reveals a heightened sense of realities of war. There is no doubt that antiwar world poetry will have no future without the invaluable work done by Louie Levy. The extraordinary verbal felicity of the following lines will surely create a permanent interest in the readers' minds: 'Friends become foe, nations led of ruthless war game lords Inflaming immature youth, for their deathly conquering rewards' & 'War Games hath no Victors'