War and Peace.

Ca'm on ba'c DKG chuye^?n ngu+~..
Tren ma.ng ni, chu+` BN bie^'t duoc la`
3 b'ac: ba'c DLX, va` DKG ..cu+' the^' ma` thong
tha? nuo^'t tho+ ngo.ai ngu+~ va`o lo`ng, ro^`i nhu+
ke'n nha? to+, cu~ng la.i thong dong..nha? tho+ ba(`ng tie^'ng
Vie^.t (*_*)..
Chao o+i, bie^'t de^'n kie^'p mo^ BN mo+'i duoc chu+~ nghi~a
ye^u thu+o+ng de^'n the^'..

Ca'm o+n c'ac b'ac chuye^?n ngu+~..Co`n b'ac na`o nu~a thi` cho
BN bie^'t vo+'i nghe.

Here is another one: (*_*)

And all perished within
And the crusaders wiped the char from their boots,
and knelt, and pressed bloody palm against bloody
palm and pray to the God of Mercy at the Shrine of the
Holy Sepulchre

And then in good time they fell out among themselves and were chopped
up by the Saracens, La Allah illa la wa Muhammed rassul Allah!

If in the toils of war, the holy places be spared
then make all places holly.

If from the stones of a hallowed parapet, repose and joy and
heartbreak-yearning of long ages be consummated.
Then extend the Western Wall across the planet.

If on the prayer rugs and at the arks and altars of Jerusalem
the name of Peace is chanted every day
And in the streets, the commonest coins of courtesy say Salaam
on one side, Shalom on the other.

Then let the fame of Peace accumulate until it stand in honor
eveywhere,
Observed, preserved, attended, minded.
Public as God himself.

Selah.

(By Norman Corwin)


Xin mo+`i.
Tha^n,
BN.