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Freedom of Speech 2015

by thomamundsen

We were tested today, is word allowed to speak in utterances, scream aloud our freedoms, our ability to breathe in energy evils presently seethe. Remember as a child when first we learned civic responsibilities, speech earned. Tomorrow, next week, again, we honor human lives. We must destroy dishonor. ‘War’ donned my Stop signs across the city we wanted to speak out loud our pity. In order to be heard we took a chance some laughed, calling it spoken elegance. 12 dead, more wounded, violent release the freedom of words, belittled, sweet peace
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Jan 7, 2015
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In memory of the lives lost in the massacre of the Charlie Hebdo publishing house.

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#sonnet#paris#charlie#terrorism#hebdo
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