Corporate America: We will not buy your bloody parades anymore; we refuse your worthless praise; we spit on your war memorials.
Author: Doug Rawlings
Rawlings is a Vietnam veteran and the author of four collections of poems: Orion Rising, A G.I. Portrait, In the Shadow of the Annamese Mountains, and A Baker's Dozen (children's poems). He is a founding member and former poet laureate of Veterans For Peace.
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