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“Epicenter of Evil”

eamonpatrickeamonpatrick Posts: 43
edited July 2007 in Poetry, Prose, Music & Art
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U -->ndulating smokestacks on a continuous basis, it
S --> erved as a reminder of the underdeveloped, yet unforgotten, faces.
C --> aptured by the ire of a tyrannical “leader,” not all those associated were a believer or shared his demeanor.
H --> ate happened here on a scale that does not exist . . .
W --> hile the human spirit continued and CONTINUES to persist.
I --> ncorrectly identified as those who don’t deserve, they somehow managed to overcome the unfair curve.
T --> estament to the formidable and unconquerable strength of will . . . they physical likenesses were nonetheless incomprehensibly destroyed . . . as it was and as it were - -
Z --> yklon B was the instrument of choice to take away the unheard voice.

Here, here and hail, f’ing hail to one of the good - - Claude Letulle; DOB – 3/28/1919 . . . HERO!
"The legacy of Surrealism after 1968 must surely follow artists, writers, thinkers and activists who are committed to the power of the unconscious and to the imagination of other possible worlds."

- Alyce Mahon
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  • Bu2Bu2 Posts: 1,693
    notwithstanding,

    I must say that I love what you did with the arrows, and the letters, and

    most importantly, the message.
    Feels Good Inc.
  • eamonpatrickeamonpatrick Posts: 43
    I get really upset when I hear/read/see these neo-nazi clowns with all their get up. They have no idea what stands behind the hakkencruz. They seem to have the hate part down, but they lack the mental capacity to form any real threat. I would invite them to take a trip to the Holocaust Museum in D.C. (my favorite) to at least try to educate themselves before it's too late.
    "The legacy of Surrealism after 1968 must surely follow artists, writers, thinkers and activists who are committed to the power of the unconscious and to the imagination of other possible worlds."

    - Alyce Mahon
  • chadwickchadwick up my ass Posts: 21,157
    Well done.
    Thank you for writing this and for sharing your message.
    You are doing something to be proud of.
    I am sure Claude Letulle is a HERO.
    I will have to read up on this man, as I do not know of him.
    You to are a HERO.
    for poetry through the ceiling. ISBN: 1 4241 8840 7

    "Hear me, my chiefs!
    I am tired; my heart is
    sick and sad. From where
    the sun stands I will fight
    no more forever."
    Chief Joseph - Nez Perce
  • eamonpatrickeamonpatrick Posts: 43
    I am most certainly NOT a hero. I appreciate the very kind words, however, compared to what this man did, I am petty. He was part of the french resistance during the war . . . told a gestapo idiot to go f himself, and was then sent to work for dr. mengele (as punishment). The things he saw . . . I can't even imagine; and, for that . . . HE IS A HERO!
    "The legacy of Surrealism after 1968 must surely follow artists, writers, thinkers and activists who are committed to the power of the unconscious and to the imagination of other possible worlds."

    - Alyce Mahon
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