J-Town

Genre: Poetry
Tags: Sonnet

License: FeedForward Collaboration License
"Oleh" means 'rise' in Hebrew.
Date uploaded: Sep 12, 2011, 05:58 PDT Show more info
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JZC gave feedback to 0ctavio G0nzalez for “J-Town”:
so true and so upsetting that a place that represents ultimate holiness has so much suffering
 Dec 05, 2012, 16:56 PST
0ctavio G0nzalez  Muchos gracias. No hablo, Englais...  (Dec 06, 2012, 15:17 PST)
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Ruth Zober gave feedback to 0ctavio G0nzalez for “J-Town”:
sad to think
 Mar 31, 2012, 04:27 PDT
0ctavio G0nzalez  it really is...  (Mar 31, 2012, 19:37 PDT)
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Ted Kindig gave feedback to 0ctavio G0nzalez for “J-Town”:
Great poem, Octavio. For me, the most powerful moment is the uncertainty of the ending--the reality of war seems almost impossible to rectify with ideals of promised paradise, and the last line does a great job of heightening that contrast. Keep it up!
 Nov 18, 2011, 14:48 PST
0ctavio G0nzalez  Thank you Ted :] I'm glad you like the poem, I was actually in Jerusalem when I wrote it. It was inspired by 'events on the ground' and a girl I was trying to hook up with/impress who I met online :] I'm glad somebody liked it :] I will try to keep it up!!!  (Nov 19, 2011, 05:41 PST)
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