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Two Poems and a Commentary (...Mad City & Halo for Hell)By: Dennis SilukArticle Word Count: 299 words [Comments (0)] Total Views: 128 Views |
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"New Orleans, Mad City" New Orleans, mad city What have yea for your pence? I see the shackles in your keep Have opened doors to the sheep— New Orleans, mad city What thieves shall you invite? An old woman, your youth is done, Will the torches flare tonight? New Orleans, mad city With no blood in the face! That toiled for gold and fame; The blood upon your thin pen #844 9/10/05 Note by the author [brief commentary]: “Perhaps New Orleans will survive as it struggles to rise from beneath the iron waters of the tyrant storm. When the future of the South sees this city bearable for women and children to live in again that is; thus, it depends on them and the pride and integrity and forbearance of this willing nation (white and black alike) to reach out and help: stop trying to push through the crowd, do what needs to be done, right! Or perhaps, it is simply too late.†A Halo for Hell The Vampire bat, wide-eyed Orange and cold: #845 9/2005 ![]() Poet, Dennis Siluk writes,and lives in Peru, and Minnesota you can see his books at any internet book site Grab this articles
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