Hoy en LatinosUSA: En Gaza, un poema de Francisco Bravo Cabrera

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1. Willie Torres Jr. dice:

   02/04/2026 a las 04:02

   This is heavy and real. It makes you feel the pain of innocence lost and the cost of war. It’s a call to compassion, prayer, and reflection.

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   1. valenciartist dice:

      02/04/2026 a las 08:53

      Yes it is Willy, thank you so very much my Brother! Blessings

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      1. Willie Torres Jr. dice:

         02/04/2026 a las 15:57

         You are very welcome …

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2. vermavkv dice:

   02/04/2026 a las 06:25

   A striking and thought-provoking piece. The contrast between a “ghost” and a “killer” immediately creates a powerful emotional tension, and the lines carry a haunting sense of unheard voices and silenced presence. There’s a raw intensity here that invites reflection and empathy.

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   1. valenciartist dice:

      02/04/2026 a las 08:52

      Good day to you Sir, and thank you very much for your kind words reference my poem. May you enjoy a wonderful day!

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