a found poem
In Tyre
the dead wait
for the bombing to end
Front page photo caption of this morning's NYT
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1 comment:
This whole episode in Near Eastern history is making me horribly sad. You'd think with all the advances in intelligence technology, precision weapons and all the escalations of wars that were once only against insurgents that things like this wouldn't happen. If Israel has the capability to assassinate their enemies via cell phone, they have the ability to accomplish their goals against Hezbollah without destroying the country and terrorizing the people who live and work there. Disgraceful.
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