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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required "Lost in the world’s most “progressive” nation For sacrificing her spouse in World War II Annie received little compensation"- Disposable Wisdom by Carolyn Devonshire I stood aghast as I looked more than ONCE. The number seemed a very large BUNCH. Drawn by this poem, I could not REFUSE. It was unusual to see that many VIEWS, a number so far ahead of any I had seen. The number 26131 was the number of views for the poem, Disposable Wisdom, posted 12 years ago in 2009. I stood amazed and could not hesitate reading IT. It was a most telling and sad poem, more than a little BIT. It was about a widow whose husband was killed in World War TWO. She reminded me of a man I once knew whose name was Harry. So I believed the story about the widow to be TRUE. It's clear that Lesley was disconnected from the world, but sadly no one seemed to connect with the widow nor CARED for any wisdom she might have SHARED, leaving her alone to grieve. She ate cat food as she dined with her cat Tibby, who also PRECEDED her in death, vanishing all that was left of a HOME and leaving her even more ALONE. It seemed she was never NEEDED. I was deeply moved by the poem, and after reading it, I understood the #26,131. I never knew Carolyn Devonshire, but I felt her heartbeat as I read those lines. I understood her, and how myself and all the others were overwhelmed and sadden by this human TRAGEDY, this TRAVESTY of human dignity and kindness toward one whose husband gave the ultimate sacrifice. Moreover, like Carolyn, I understood so much less of why a prosperous and proud nation like my own would allow a soldier's widow to die in POVERTY and all alone. I'm grateful that Carolyn shared this poem. Carolyn departed from among us a short while ago, but has left us a treasure of beauty and power in her work. 081321PS
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