A veteran of the American War in Vietnam uses his remorse to spur donations to help clean up the unexploded bombs left from that war.
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.
Portrait of a Young G.I. as an Artist
Emerging from their war -- a time and a place where strangers wanted him dead and his elders preferred him dancing on a string...
Mirrors
I have decided (I think) that my mind has become a series of walk-in closets. You know, the kind with a full length mirror on...
Nature Bats Last
“I’m two with nature”—Woody Allen We fled Woody and the cities in the tie-dyed seventies headed back to the land, man, and fed...