A powerful collection of peace poetry by a lifelong peace worker. The book begins with the current war in Iraq, and then returns to wars of the past, and the tragedies of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, ending with hope and the promise of peace. It is composed of six sections: Looking Back on September 11th; Today Is Not a Good Day for War; Hibakusha Still Live on Earth; That Was Then, This Is Now; Fifty-One Reasons for Hope; and 100 Ideas for Creating a More Peaceful World.
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David Krieger is a life-long peace worker, awakened by visits to Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the early 1960's. His Vietnam experience and his subsequent resistance led him to found the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation in 1982. He has lectured the world on peace, security, international law and the nuclear threat.
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