Europa – in the dark valley
between the world wars
Out of the total darkness came a light
brighter than infinite suns...
Poetry on women (and men) in conflict
Nick
Armbrister
And
Andy N
Fifth Season
If there were a fifth season part of it would be like
this. Imagine a
place with no drugs.
They're a footnote in history.
In the world with no fifth season, it goes like this.
A woman.
We
see thru her eyes and mind.
Her questions:
What do we do to the drug smugglers?
How can we stop illegal drugs being grown?
If we stop them,
what do we replace them with?
The farmers need cash.
Is it right to
shoot drug smuggling planes down?
Do we sentence drug miles to death?
Are we to ignore the positive benefits of cannabis?
In the fifth season there are no such questions.
The fifth season is make believe.
As is the woman's happiness in the real world.
Her life was touched by drugs.
She
has a million more questions and no answers.
Prisoners of War (VIII)
Even after they got home,
Even after they got home,
the nights never seemed to
vary from amber to darkness
or the staircases
that went round in circles
before curling into shells,
and each foot-step which
was a tip off or a red warning
cutting underneath the doorway
holding silence like a egg
before it cracked
reshaping itself constantly
like roasted chestnuts
I their memories.
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