How many more Sept. 11 can we take? Mother's Day The Hollywood Movie Traps My Journals Change AIG Fear of Looking Bad: America Facing the World America's Security Olympics 2008 The Voice from the Above An American Ballad 30 April 1975 Oh, Osama bin Laden Miss Liberty in the Eye of the Storm No more torture to terrorist detainees A Warning From FBI A President's Book Kim Phuc Dear American Soldiers The War Protester in the Streets of Hollywood "Et tu, Brute?" Roe v. Wade: a Poet's Perspective From Baghdad to Hanoi On This Memorial Day... My Faith Dear Papa ABC Nightline 14 October 2004 Dear Papa-san Kerry To an American Journalist November 11 Armor of a Knight The Fahrenheit Hollywood Muckraker When God Disappears My Heart for You Dear Ones at NBC To Live, To Die: an Essay For Miss Saigon Requiem An American Veteran To The Communist Party Dear White Man Goodbye The Darkside of Capitalism Even Though Call It Anything But Marriage A Grateful Atheist When ex-President Clinton goes overseas A Preacher and a Poet Dear Jesus Gratitude for Our Love Fate Hope for Vietnam Nostalgia U.S.A. For our Blessed U.S.A. Armed Forces Echo from Old Glory Starvation A Poem Five Years Later

Anne Frank Baby-san Love America's Heart A Sombre Song Give and Take For Columbine High School For my Children The Ten Commandments Spiritual Wings In Your Name Autumn Tet For My Poetic Fan Dear God A Haiku Happiness My Being Me A Miracle A Miracle A Miracle Dream Come True Mercy Dear Son Man's Best Friend

A Piece of History: A Candle for Saigon Born on the Eleventh of November In the Silence of the Night The Father's Kiss The Unforgettable Photographer The Skyraider The American Letters My Name Is Viet Nam September 11 September 11 The Siamese Twins April 30 The Broken Berlin Wall Kent State My Lai Missing Wing The Piece of Sweet Candy An Open Letter TIME The Unjust Focus The Korea War The Esoteric Path Dear America Thanksgiving The Skies of a Child of War View This Side Now To Cuba Defending a Viet Vet Presidential Election 2004 An Open Letter to Vietnam A Soldier's Letter ABC Nightline 14 October 2004 Dear Taiwan My Benevolent One A Politician and the Protesters A US Navy Captain Papa San Carl

Fur Elise Dedicated to A Breast Cancer Patient Letter to the World Politics Echo from the Wall The Rotor Blades The Toast On the Last Father's Day A Historian The Rancho Custodian UCSC Winter Olympics 2002 Elegance

Poet's Note:
I was uploading a new piece of poetry... Voila! I was watching in awe all my work ascending into the unknown space... perhaps where God is being present.
This homepage is being kept in dedication to the 58,000-plus souls who gave their lives for mine and yours.
Linh Duy Vo
(The Boy in the Poem)

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Ngoi but toi la gio
Trai tim toi la may.
My pen is the wind
My heart is the cloud.
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Patriotism is... not taking America for granted. --Linh Duy Vo

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