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Phillip Coffey - Nuclear Waste NUCLEAR WASTE - By Phillip Coffey No children in the neighbor's yard to impede squirrels from hunting Quickly upon a homemade swing hanging from a silver Maple tree Did a grey squirrel jump - soon back to the leaf litter on the ground floor. No Autumn seasonal supply of nuts stored for him - no luscious treat. Cheerful voices of children across the valley, laughing-echoing their play. Many youngsters in foreign bunkers, huddled for safety from powerful greed and hate Soon innocence of youth tragically, forever lost, gone - there to ever stay. Give us the wisdom, stop the expanding war - before we are nuclear waste. Strong words but I have the faith, believing that it won't happen. I remember the Cuban Missile crisis well. I live across from Green County Primary School. Try to make contrast in our countries children and others. The poem is an account of what I observed and heard when I walked out my front door. - Phil This story was posted on 2022-03-05 13:49:12
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