Tuesday, December 20, 2011

For Paul Blackburn Comments

Rating: 4.1

They set you up
to throw away the key
They said,
you tried to kill a kid
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Dave Alan Walker
COMMENTS
Razon-Anny Justin 22 January 2012

i agree totally, what i can't understand is why is †?? world system of justice Ap? equity failing?

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Joses Tirtabudi 29 December 2011

Great poem. It runs together very well. Easy to read, and it has great impact.

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Halbert Caufieldish 26 December 2011

From the heart. Well done!

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Sandra J. 24 December 2011

Very unique but sad, it happens too much nowadays, keep it up!

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Angelica St. Darke 24 December 2011

Such a tragic story of injustice. I can sense your passion as you wrote this.. A powerful piece as it's written straight from the heart. Thanks for sharing.

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Asif Andalib 24 December 2011

What a sorrowful life-story beautifully penned by you! Thanks for sharing!

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Auroral Lies 23 December 2011

Love this. I love how you tell the story.

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Miroslava Odalovic 23 December 2011

Joy to Paul and a happy beginning of new life. It's a soulful write.

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Jacqui Broad 22 December 2011

A great write of compassion. May justice be served. Paul might not get his childhood back, but they must give recognition of his innocence. You have a great heart, Dave.

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Paul Blackburn 22 December 2011

Thankyou :) ..........

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Silentpoet Grl 21 December 2011

Your talent powerfully tells this heart breaking story... This is a wonderful poem.

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Chidori Storm 20 December 2011

This is an awesome poem. You shouldn't stop writing. You are really good at this. Thank you for reading and commenting on my poem, This Difficult Life.

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Oladehinde J Ibikunle 20 December 2011

Good one, I love it! Read my poem 'Father Africa' to have an insight on how we suffere in the hands of you white men.

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Oladehinde J Ibikunle 20 December 2011

Good one, I love it!

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Sugar Bear 20 December 2011

Wow.. so powerful, so honest. Such good flow. I could imagine the cell, the boy and all of his pain. Thank you for sharing such a personal piece.

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Vipins Puthooran 20 December 2011

'Tis a great poem! ! ! He lost his joy of childhood that's a truth and no one can bring that back! ! ! A sad poem! ! ! Excellent! ! 10+++

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Eric Cockrell 20 December 2011

sadly, he can never be paid back for the time lost... but the truth itself has a healing hand! great poem!

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Dave Alan Walker

Dave Alan Walker

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