War Doesn’t Want War doesn't want to be an arcade game, doesn't want an enemy a blip on the radar screen. It doesn't want a victor with the best eye-hand coordination. It wants the thrill of killing at intimate range, wants the torch, the stench of singed flesh (the skin tastes best). It hates dining alone, making death with strangers. It wants to know what it's eating. Barbara Goldberg (Montgomery County, MD), poet, translator and essayist, is Series Editor of The Word Works’ International Edition’s.
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