The  Days 
That  Forced our  Lives Apart
The  days  that forced our  lives   apart,
Nights that silenced our  aching 
hearts,
The crumbling, aging 
walls    that once 
Protected us all, now  mere brick and mortar
 A  mix up of 
old  and  new order.
The floods 
that  devastated   fields, 
The   deployed
army, the artillery  
That  reviles  
with  thunder   and  red
Blood, the 
woebegone  children,  
Martyrs   and   that deceased 
premature
For   all,
Grave is  not matter,
Once Breath is gone, what is 
Grave  or
Brave, a remembrance 
Of bygone life  
and entity.
Days   and   nights
in   rhythmic shifts.  

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