Monday, January 13, 2003

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Rating: ★2.6

In line at lunch I cross my fork and spoon
to ward off complicity--the ordered life
our leaders have offered us. Thin as a knife,
our chance to live depends on such a sign
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William Stafford
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Michael Walker 31 January 2015

This is a very effective anti-war, anti-warmonger-leaders poem. I agree with the subtext of pacifism. I think Stafford is courageous and outspoken.

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John Tiong Chunghoo 25 March 2006

lovely poem. to hell a sign on the wall of austwitz

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William Stafford

William Stafford

Kansas
William Stafford
William Stafford
Kansas
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