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product_id: 4212638
title: "Here, Bullet Paperback – November 1, 2005"
brand: "brian turner"
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# Here, Bullet Paperback – November 1, 2005

**Brand:** brian turner
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- **What is this?** Here, Bullet Paperback – November 1, 2005 by brian turner
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## Customer Reviews

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    War Is Hell Understood By Poetry
  

*by T***N on Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2014*

War poetry has the tenancy to sink into the muck of premeditated maudlin mud and blood. You know, war is hell, and if you were there you feel like you should be able to break hearts and upset stomachs, gross out the pantywaists and come off like the strong survivor that you are, but Here, Bullet does not do that. I don't read a single poem that glorifies war and tries to inspire the young to join up and get themselves killed. What I read is someone who has been changed not just by war, but by words, topography, cultures, and a recognition that security and fairness are concepts that have no place in a war zone. It is important that we read the poetry of those who were there. These poems do not preach. These poems do not have an political agenda. These poems see. The poet has taken me there and doused me with buckets of fear and thought. Even a long life is short. I need poems that recognize the value of life, and how fragile life is, everywhere. I need poems that see how easily we die, and still moves me to value life. Even the poem where the soldier seems to invite the bullet to enter his body. . . Here. Bullet I'm right here, waiting for you. Even such a concept helps me, hints to me how conflicting all conflicts are, especially conflicts of war

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    ... keep rereading two of the poems and am so sad and so mad at the people who
  

*by R***Y on Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2015*

i don't think i have ever read a book that so clearly tells what war is really about -  i keep rereading two of the poems and am so sad and so mad at the people who, apparently without thinking or a clue send these people off.  the death of thalia and then lt. jacksons hands - how can anyone forget that.  god, the man was blowing soap bubbles out the window to give the children something to enjoy and see something good.  and the grandma and grandson - i hope someone can forgive us and give these men and women and their families some peace

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    Fundamental Humanity
  

*by J***T on Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2008*

Subject aside, this is raw poetry. It is bare. It is honest. It has all the marks of a true theophany: the mystery that attracts irresistably, and the horror that repels, that paralyzes with trembling fear at the same time. If you cannot have the experience itself, or if you want to read someone elses notes on an incomprehensible experience you've shared with them, you will want to read this. Most "great" poetry about world shaking events was written decades, if not centuries, after the event. There is, however, a short shelf of poetry written by the people who were there, written when it happened. i think people hesistate to call it "great" because it lacks the essential distance of greatness. That does not make it any less personal, any less human, any less intense--and a hundred times more fundamentally human. Reading this, I'm reminded of the overwhelming effect the Crusades had on European culture. The conquorers were conquored one by one, and Western culture is all the greater for it. I hope Brian Turner goes on to cast this writer's eye on every detail of the remainder of his life. The everyday life he grew up in the US with is no less worthy than the life he experienced over there--after all, THAT is the life millions have grown up with as everyday, by definition. Yet look at how extraordinary.

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