John O’Neill is a valued member of Humanity Thru Art and a veteran of the Vietnam War. Below is one of his poems.
When I was younger
I played war often
And at lunch
Mother invited the dead and dying
On both sides
Home for soup and sandwiches
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When I was older I played for keeps.
And often ate
Alone.
John Michael O’Neill
December 28, 2015 at 5:35 pm
Very powerful! Thank you.