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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