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Pages rustling in the wind Splattered with blood And blackened smoke, Deposited in the blast That killed its journalist Owner as he wrote The words of war. Words which echo Through our hearts And blow our minds, With a desperate pain Of loss, remorse and Grief at the killings In the war torn streets. Little children scurry With bread tucked under Their scrawny arms, Hurrying home to a Shell shocked Mother Unable to breast feed Her crying, starving baby. The bombs reign down, The buildings blow up, The gunfire continues, And we do nothing We remain silent Whilst the world Looks on in horror. Hate and rage, Scream across the TV, Jump out of the radio, Boldly marching headlines Depicting the words of war, Stand to attention Silently witnessing, The words of war Becoming part of The war of words.
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Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 6:51 PM UTC
THE WORDS OF WAR
Pages rustling in the wind Splattered with blood And blackened smoke, Deposited in the blast That killed its journalist Owner as he wrote The words of war. Words which echo Through our hearts And blow our minds, With a desperate pain Of loss, remorse and Grief at the killings In the war torn streets. Little children scurry With bread tucked under Their scrawny arms, Hurrying home to a Shell shocked Mother Unable to breast feed Her crying, starving baby. The bombs reign down, The buildings blow up, The gunfire continues, And we do nothing We remain silent Whilst the world Looks on in horror. Hate and rage, Scream across the TV, Jump out of the radio, Boldly marching headlines Depicting the words of war, Stand to attention Silently witnessing, The words of war Becoming part of The war of words.
Tribute to all the Journalists who risk their lives to show us the truth of war.
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Oct 17, 2014
Oct 17, 2014 at 6:51 PM UTC
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