“Casey Austin Sheehan, son of Cindy and Patrick, was murdered by U.S. foreign
policy in Sadr City, Baghdad ten years ago on April 4th, 2004”
――『From Mr.Michael Moore's blog』
『We Are Going to Crawford to stop the killing』 AUG 04, 2005（KOS)
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2005/08/04/135871/-We-Are-Going-to-Crawford-to-stop-the-killing
『DAVID BARSAMIAN: CINDY SHEEHAN INTERVIEW』 March 2006（The Progressive）
http://www.progressive.org/mag_intv0306
Question: Your daughter Carly wrote a poem called “A Nation Rocked to Sleep.” She gave this to you just a few weeks after Casey’s death.
Cindy Sheehan: Yes, she did, and here’s the first and last verse of the poem:
Have you ever heard the sound of a mother screaming
for her son?
The torrential weeping of a mother will never be
done.
They call him a hero, you should be glad he’s one,
But have you ever heard the sound of a mother
weeping for her son?
Have you ever heard the sound of a nation being
rocked to sleep?
The leaders want to keep you numb so the pain won’t
be so deep.
But if we the people let them continue, another mother
will weep.
Have you ever heard the sound of a nation being
rocked to sleep?
Q: What did this poem do for you?
（David Barsamian is the director of Alternative Radio in Boulder, Colorado. He interviewed Robert Fisk in the June 2005 issue. His latest book is “Imperial Ambitions: Conversations on the Post-9/11 World with Noam Chomsky.”）
