Group: Centurion
Posts: 4,592
Joined: 31-October 03
From: New Jersey
Member No.: 39
Real Name: John
Writer of: Poetry
Referred By:Larry Carr
1st Revision: 6/6/07
WE GRIEVE EN MASSE
We pray today for the fearless; bugles' echoes solemnly flow casting a faithful closing veil with reverence, we now bestow.
Processions of grieving marchers lay wreaths at every sacred tomb; honors, mothers never envisioned the day their child left the womb.
Many rally cries for retribution, but who is the enemy we fight? Power should never embolden us to deny one's unalienable rights.
WE GRIEVE EN MASSE
We pray today for the unafraid; solemn echoes of bugles' blows cast their faithful closing veil with reverence we only now bestow.
Processions of grieving marchers lay wreaths at every sacred tomb, accolades, mothers never envisioned the day their prince left the womb.
Many of us rally the cry for retribution, but who is the enemy we seek to fight? May our children learn that other cultures are also blessed with an inalienable right.
Words used (in order of appearance): pray, unafraid, echoes, bugle, faith, tombs, accolade, prince, learn, right
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Yes... we should remember, to honor and remember those who sacrificed so much...and, echoing Sue (and the words of the song) to ask again, "When will we ever learn".