Tuesday, September 5, 2006

The Last Day Comments

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The eyes of the guard
who motioned her forward
told her he’d done this
many times before
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Michael Shepherd
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'Mercy' is not a word that enters into in the situation. As you tell, powerfully. (Either in the English or the English pronunciation of French!) M, this is humbling.The first stanza says it all; the rest builds. I'm reading Sven Hassel at the moment. You do it better. t x

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Michael Shepherd 21 October 2006

Frank, it's one of those reflections on Auschwitz and such which we hesitate to entertain - the mercy of fear surrendered in the face of the inevitable, so that - what? - might take its place...

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Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr 05 September 2006

MICHAEL...'An Eye for an Eye'...Perhaps we all must take a closer look at the merciful teachings of the Bible, instead of winging custom-to-order interpritations..... An Eye for an Eye just dosen't mesh cleanly with 'Turn the Other Cheek' Something does not jive.....DON'T KNOW IF MY READ IS CORRECT VS YOUR THEME....bUT I DO KNOW WELL PLACED PENNING WHEN I READ IT & THIS IS A FINE DISPLAY OF SAID PENNING'''''''''''''''''''FRANK

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