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Monthly Archives: June 2014
On Returning to Iraq
Impossible to overstate how distressed I am about US forces returning to Iraq . Once again a US president – this one, unlike the last, vaunted for intelligence – has made the same inane remark that “the dead must not … Continue reading
Posted in Myth, Poetry, Politics, Symbol, War
Tagged anemone, Fallujah, Flanders Fields, golden rod, Iraq, Khe Sahn, myth, Normandy, Plain of Jars, poetry, poppy, Pork Chop Hill, San Juan Ridge, Shiloh, violet, war
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