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Thirty Years 1981-2011: The Stardust Fire
Thirty years have now goneSince that fateful night in ArtaneBut justice still remains to be doneFor the victims and the families in painI remember those tears shed by the BossAll the kindly words he saidBut he soon forgot the families' lossAs his words proved empty insteadAnd there's a man walking free as you pleaseWho we all know is the most to blameThe tools of the State still hear his pleasBut in God's own eyes he walks in shame
(c) Eddie Larkin 2012. All Rights Reserved.
A beautiful, painful and poignant memorial to a terrible tragedy. Brings to mind They Never Came Home (although perhaps less controversial).
very powerful poem Eddie