{"article":{"id":123787,"heading":"Remembrance: Rachel Corrie 1979-2003","author":"Mary La Rosa","created":"2005-03-18 05:28:12","modified":"2005-03-18 05:28:12","last_modified":"Fri, 18 Mar 2005 12:28:12","article":"<br>  <br>                                  <br>  <br> Remembrance: Rachel Corrie 1979-2003 <br><br>  <br>  <br> I would never call it final a resting place  <br>  <br> the spot where she was crushed and smashed <br>  <br> into the landscape of a brutal Occupation <br><br> I would call it the restless spot <br><br> the place where a soul's liberation rises above <br>  <br> the one act that could best depict <br>  <br> the oppression she stood so firm against <br><br> Though crushed and smashed <br>  <br> oppression did not smash her spirit <br>  <br> and leaving traces of herself <br>  <br> beyond the mortal bruises  <br>  <br> her unholy sacrifice <br>  <br> reclaims the spirit of non violent resistance <br><br> We pick up bits and pieces <br>  <br> We scoop up Rachel  <br>  <br> and carry her along <br><br> We sing her spirit's song <br><br>  <br>  <br> What else do we do ? <br>  <br> Do we drive over other young women? <br>  <br> Do we blow ourselves up? <br>  <br> Do we tear down all of the homes in an entire town? <br>  <br> to build more walls and ghettoes? <br><br> In a restless place  <br>  <br> there is Soul <br>  <br> that rises above hatred <br>  <br> and hovers in righteousness <br>  <br> and has no vengeance <br>  <br> only longing longing longing  <br>  <br> for a peaceful  <br>  <br> resting place. <br><br> In remembrance, Rachel Corrie  1979-2003 <br><br>  <br>  <br> Mary La Rosa <br>  <br> March 16 2005 <br>  <br>          <br>  <br> \n","contact":"","link":"","address":"","phone":"","parent_id":0,"mime_type":"text\/plain","summary":" http:\/\/electronicintifada.net\/v2\/article3689.shtml ","numcomment":0,"fileurl":"\/uploads\/","filesize":null,"article_url":"\/news\/2005\/03\/123787.php"},"attachments":[],"comments":[]}