Talking about US complicit in genocide may be uncomfortable, even a bit traumatic. Still, such discussions have miniscule chances of approximating the horrors of genocide itself.<\/p>\n
Dis Quieting Genocide<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n
It was a bad day for propriety \nA revolting day for impropriety \nAnd what is questionable \nIn such alleged riotousness \nAt the OK quarrel \nPerhaps a little \nA loud \nAs a privilege to a void \nAnd what to call the question \nWhat is peace?! \nSored \nTorn as under \nA neighbor’s thumb \nOn the scale \nOf just US \nAnd what is \nFar off \nFar beyond \nWho’s left \nWho’s right \nWhat remains \nWhat upright \nAs if the dead dare speak \nOf helled harmless \nAs the wrest of US \nPerhaps never quiet knowing \nWhat is it that \nStill ’em bodies \nGood trouble? \nNecessary evil? \nCulling out \nCries of “Ceasefire!” \nA grieving \nSuch death and deconstruction \nPerhaps the soul thing we no \nThe most grave \nSilence \nWear no means \nNo \nHour greatest faux \nNeutrality<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"