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Last night I cried in my shower For what seemed like hours And gallons of tears For the love that was lost As I counted the cost In souls ... Of the ways and the means In which we we release Our regrets Believing we've found our solace... Author's Note: Inspired by the announcement Sunday evening regarding Bin Laden. Don't get me wrong. I realize hard choices must be made to stop this reign of terror. Yet, I am hard pressed to be comfortable in situations where we celebrate the killing of another. It must be the poet in me; there is something about it that saddens me........ And that is not a political statement, but a human one. I pray I'm not the only one to feel a momentary sense of unease when a life is taken (regardless of circumstance). "Every mans death diminishes me, therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls ... it tolls for thee..."
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