Page 15 - Thorn In The Heart
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Chinh Nguyên

            killed Vietnamese people for the benefits and were robbing the
            natural resources of their motherland.

                The old and new colonials had been continuing to bring the
            dirty war into Vietnam as their bigger games by the sphere of
            influences and different ideologies between the communism and
            capitalism. Their doctrines were tending toward the imperialist
            of neo-colonialism by the fair word of “HELP” but behind this
            word is the cruel iron sticks that ready to hit on the heads of the
            local government at any time.


                Since  Nguyen’s  youth  has  been  burning  into  the  flame  of
            war  and  started  at  the  time  French  warplanes  dropping  the
            napalms  into  his  village.    Nguyen’s  dreams  broken  up  as  the
            bombs or cannon shells which exploded on the battlefield to kill
            all  Vietnamese  young  men,  and  it  may  have  his  cousin  on
            another side. Vietnamese younger dreams liked the bigger bomb
            holes around the cities, which filled up by the rainforest reason
            for each year, where the hairs, craniums, and bones of the people
            were in the bottom holes. Also, the young blood and tears went
            into  the  heart  of  their  motherland  to  make  the  green  for  the
            paddy field, and wish to be or not to be. Nguyen life will join
            with  them  in  the  future  to  be  the  full  mean  of  Vietnamese
            destiny, who born to be the communist killer or will be killed by
            both sides of the French and Việt Cộng. There is nothing more
            to  select  for  Vietnamese  young  men,  who  had  the  destiny
            separation of the old wild legend history of Au-Co (wife) and
            Lac-Long-Quan  (husband)  family.  Au-Co-Lac-Long-Quan’s
            family  gave  birth  to  hundreds  of  eggs  hatched  a  hundred
            children,  then  divide  themselves  into  two  groups  with  50
            members go to hight land, and another 50 go toward the ocean.
            His  soul  struggled  with  the  painful  sound  of  a  trumpet,  felt
            sorrow, moaning, and secluded by the singers' sad voices for the
            song: “ I ask you... when you are back ...”

                Nguyen was feeling the shame of his condition as the most
            Vietnamese young men. He was born in the war, growing up in
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