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Haiku to the President

Lori Tsang, Judy Cohn, and Rosalie Yelen | April 17, 2009

Editor: Melissa Tuckey

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Dear President Obama,
You ask for patience
we ask you "how much longer?"
Iraq is still burning.

Rosalie Yelen


Dear President Obama,
Shut down the global
casino.  Time to foreclose
on this house of cards.

Lori Tsang


Dear President Obama,
Mr. President
leave Iraq Now while Light
remains in their eyes

Judy Cohn

 

Rosalie Yelen is a peace and environmental activist and a CODEPINK coordinator on Long Island working since 2002 to stop the war in Iraq and prevent future wars.

Lori Tsang is a Washington, DC-based writer whose poems have been published in Crab Orchard Review, Drumvoices, Amerasia Journal, and other publications.

Judy Cohn is an attorney/writer and activist living in Washington, DC. They are all contributors to Foreign Policy In Focus.

 

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Lori Tsang, Judy Cohn, and Rosalie Yelen, "Haiku to the President," (Washington, DC: Foreign Policy In Focus, April 17, 2009).

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Author(s): Lori Tsang, Judy Cohn, and Rosalie Yelen
Editor(s): Melissa Tuckey
Production: Jen Doak

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