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June 22, 2007
Gitmo Poetry
From Jules Crittenden's Guantanamo Poetry Contest:
Second Thoughts
I think that I have never seen,
A poem as lovely as a U.S. Marine,
Standing there, so tall and straight,
He feeds me through an iron grate,
You know, jihad don’t make much sense,
When seen from behind a chain-link fence,
If I ever get out, t’ain’t goin’ back,
Gonna sail to Miami in a Cadillac
Gonna get me a green card, some damn way,
Sing the Star Spangled Banner the live-long day,
And when I say my prayers at night,
Won’t waggle my ass at an obscene height,
Gonna get down on my knees and pray,
Thank you, JESUS, for the USA!
written by Paco
Posted by LindaSoG at June 22, 2007 07:15 AM
Comments
Can somebody please translate that wonderful piece of literature into Arabic and send it to CAIR?
Posted by: Kevin M at June 22, 2007 01:16 PM