Sunday, February 25, 2007

Freedom’s Road Comments

Rating: 5.0

For all those who fight on freedom's road.

Hear the cries on freedom’s road above the cannon’s roar
See the faces of anguish in the tide of war
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Edward Kofi Louis 12 February 2015

Nice piec eof work. Thanks for sharing this poem with us. E.K.L.

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Jerry Hughes 13 October 2007

David your message is loud, clear and precise. My expletives tend to be stronger when describing the futility of war, any war. Well done my friend...

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Not a member No 4 02 March 2007

Genuine freedom is a worthiest of causes and many lives have been lost in its defence. Our finest response is to ensure that we fully value what they fought and died for. This is both a rallying cry and also a finely worded lament, as well a plaintive cry for new mechanisms to secure and advance freedom without the tragic cost. Great work David. Important and influential. It connects here and reminds. We remember and we pass it on, bit by bit having had our values refreshed and reinforced. No small service by means of your eloquent pen. Thank you. jim

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Melvina Germain 28 February 2007

Ahh so sad indeed that so many must die, and to lose our young, extremely sad indeed. Excellent poem David.---Melvina---

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Pam Thomas 25 February 2007

A wonderful tribute to our men at war David. A wonderful write as well. Hugs Pam

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Andrew mark Wilkinson 25 February 2007

They only hear the call to glory, they know not that war is gory... They answer when the Bugles call.. its time for the young to fall... Freedom they cry and then they die... great write david...10

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Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr 25 February 2007

Poignant words of truth that our world leaders would do well to take heed to... Yeomans work here, David...Solid crafting, indeed, my friend... ~F.j.R. ~ -02/25/07- -06: 41am- Last Critique

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Alison Smith 25 February 2007

Like this one... full of the harsh facts and many questions... wish we had an answer to the taking up of arms and the death of the innocent... Alison

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