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Like a lead riddled bird, toppling from the highest sky Falling faster than physics could have predicted Blood dripping down, abandoning any hope for life Shot down harder than could have been foreseen Dropping to the ground with terminal velocity Left to rot and decay, like an abandoned corpse No one notices, no words are muttered, no sense of loss The stinging words are the bullets and they ricochet Through every orifice, through every ***** Tearing flesh, shattering bone, ripping membranes Life is stolen, future forsaken yet no one stops to reconsider There could have been hope, could have been something But everything was lies, any chance for chance stolen Shot down with endless pain, yet feeling nothing Adrenaline numbs everything out, in the final closure The last few inches coming at 9 meters per second per second Slamming down onto the hard soil, all vital signs gone Shot down like an animal, left for dead, neglected.
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Nov 15, 2010
Nov 15, 2010 at 8:48 AM UTC
Shot Down
Like a lead riddled bird, toppling from the highest sky Falling faster than physics could have predicted Blood dripping down, abandoning any hope for life Shot down harder than could have been foreseen Dropping to the ground with terminal velocity Left to rot and decay, like an abandoned corpse No one notices, no words are muttered, no sense of loss The stinging words are the bullets and they ricochet Through every orifice, through every ***** Tearing flesh, shattering bone, ripping membranes Life is stolen, future forsaken yet no one stops to reconsider There could have been hope, could have been something But everything was lies, any chance for chance stolen Shot down with endless pain, yet feeling nothing Adrenaline numbs everything out, in the final closure The last few inches coming at 9 meters per second per second Slamming down onto the hard soil, all vital signs gone Shot down like an animal, left for dead, neglected.
liz-west
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Nov 15, 2010
Nov 15, 2010 at 8:48 AM UTC
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