| = =Ithirty for peace | Gunsel DJEMAL [20.Aug.09 09:30] |
| Congratulations Corina, Very well written. I take my hat off to you. | |
| + The absurdity and estrangement of war... | John Willy Kopperud [20.Aug.09 09:54] |
| ...depicted in an outstanding way here, Corina. Gaza - isn't it? You show it all without any kind of propaganda. And the birds on the wire couldn't care less. What an image! Cheers from Willy | |
| = Thirsty for peace | Gunsel DJEMAL [20.Aug.09 10:58] |
| Hi Corina, because of the error I've made when making this comment replacing this as correction. Congratulations Corina, Very well written. I take my hat off to you. As Willy said the birds couldn't care less. Even if there's no peace at Gaza they got the blue sky on top of their heads! I wish I was as free as those birds and care free! | |
| = Thank you | Corina Gina Papouis [20.Aug.09 14:12] |
| ..both for your kind comments! yes, that Gaza!..the poem could reflect the situation in Iraq and Afghanistan easily by replacing shalom with salaam! ...and yes, birds will be birds.:) Regards, Corina | |
| = War and death | Cãtãrãu Alina - Andreea [25.Nov.09 16:39] |
| Hello Mrs. Papouis, Although the soldiers are sent there in @foreign lands", sooner or later, they return home "wrapped up in flags". Actually, in general, wars involve too much death. (deaths of innocent people, most of the time) Will the people, from the conflict zones, live in peace? Cheers! i will read more of your poems, because I like them very much. Alina | |
| = :) | Corina Gina Papouis [25.Nov.09 17:30] |
| thank you for the appreciation and kind words! | |