Freedoms For All and Nothing Built On Hollow Ground

Submitted by D.K.Milgrim-Heath (United States), Aug 16, 2010 at 15:22

Freedoms For All and Nothing Built On Hollow Ground

By D.K. Milgrim-Heath©2010

Freedoms for all and nothing built on hallowed ground-

All freedoms for man so seriously of women too and the media all around.

I'd not want any building built upon my unburied blown body dust-

Spread upon the 9/11 neighborhoods around with wind by severe terrorist lust.

Thinking about invisibility as death's dust being one's open invisible grave-

Of once all living people of lost lives that terrorism proudly gave.

As an American, native born Manhattanite and no stranger to death I know-

I can't fathom anyone's loved ones scattered debris under any religious building below.

In any Moslem country one know that this wouldn't be in Moslem law allowed-

Yes America we need to stand up for what we believe in as well-do that so proud.

Does not humanity start with invisible life particles then death turns us all to dust?

Honoring all victims we need pride in STOPPING this one Mosque building-

THIS YOU MUST.

I'm not saying don't build another Mosque anywhere else in my city this you can do-

Horrible- to not abide with any conscience for the dead put it's purely up to each of you.

For all of you think deeply into your souls wanting this Mosque to be built so strong-

Weren't we all taught respect of any religion's dead in all centuries along?

Do all the liberals want this political arena regarded with empathy plus kindness to be felt?

This Mosque always will have the sacrilegious permanent stains with the world being an eternal welt.

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