America and Terrorism

Michael Miller As I look at the Desmond Egan poem entitled Hiroshima, I don’t get past the name without knowing that this to is a questioning on the righteousness of an American Governmental decision. It starts “Hiroshima your shadow burns into the granite of history.” I look at that and think, yes Japan has paid for its actions in a way no-one could forget, this showing the power and seriousness of America. Egan goes …

…it is my time to bash the government’s ways. Enough is enough, I do not want to have another glass bullet in my head, I’m still in intensive care from the last one, end the problem before there is something more catastrophic done to America again. The only problem with America is we are too nice to the rest of the world, I say fuck everyone else; out of sight out of mind.