War

Couldn't help but think of my college debate partner who died in the World Trade Center attack on 9/11. Your poem highlights the sadness and vulnerability we feel when attacked unexpectedly "without an alarm." While the perpetrators did not conquer us, we lost many American lives trying to find Bin Laden and still haven't succeeded. Very thought-provoking write, Jessica! Love, Carolyn

Hi Jess, I spent my life in Hawaii for almost nine years and whenever I see Pearl Harbor it reminds me of that tragedy. Thank you for your warm and welcome comment on my First Kiss. Ernilando

pearl harbor? now i have to take back what i said earlier. john jessica, we are the conquerers.

wow i just wrote a piece about this and just put it on. i'm surprised. john h loving iii

Wow Jess awesome.

I know its very sad......when I wrote this I was thinking about Pearl Habor during World War 2.....its scary to think about the lives lost during that time

WAR MEANS DEATH AND THAT IS NOT HAPPY NICE WRITE THOUGH

Nice ryhning poetry. But sadly... a war is never something to be proud of when your child, for instance, would be among the innocent victims. There are other type of wars with more efficient results thru' obeying UN... since "a war" appears to be a sad chain.