It has been a month of violence
Unfair, unkind, unjust
The world is watching like eighty years ago
Lives dissipate into dust.
It has been a month of terror.
New day, but old atrocities
The Russists have turned to siege warfare,
Bashing cities from ground and air.
Death rushed from the sky through the windows
No more selections
- hundred souls with once scythe
Somewhere under rubbles breathing corpse
A ghost. Still alive.
Children come under fire from a besieged smoking town
Little souls tormented by war.
Standing numb, standing still as though no one’s around
But a cry of violin from pain within the core.
Empty streets full of skirting debris,
From gun shells and missiles
Distant screams from the ground by the Black Sea
Gone in a swirling fog of war,
Leaving behind a lonesome whistle.
Reblogged this on Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News.
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beyond border
and out of order
would you not concur and agree
lady victory>?
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