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Another volcano erupts Masked as a mass shooting Thousand Oaks is disrupts By a gunman executing Twelve innocent lives taken Bloodshed rocked the mountain Tremors of tears  are foresaken As the sadness mounts in In the afterglow of the sorry night A hero officer is lauded For responding with all his might His ultimate sacrifice duly applauded As many of the bar patrons ran in fear While smokebombs and bullets sprayed the air The evil gunmen with his calculated stare Left the victims without a prayer In the aftermath sits cratered questions With depths far reaching as to why Many innocents lives lost, echo suggestions Their indelible voices still cry For we're resigned to sitting  in all  normacy With no foresight on stopping the flow As another mass shooter festers in dormacy And this is so sickening to watch it blow Logan Robertson 11/07/2018
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Nov 8, 2018
Nov 8, 2018 at 4:40 PM UTC
The Darkness of the Thousand Oaks Shooting
Another volcano erupts Masked as a mass shooting Thousand Oaks is disrupts By a gunman executing Twelve innocent lives taken Bloodshed rocked the mountain Tremors of tears  are foresaken As the sadness mounts in In the afterglow of the sorry night A hero officer is lauded For responding with all his might His ultimate sacrifice duly applauded As many of the bar patrons ran in fear While smokebombs and bullets sprayed the air The evil gunmen with his calculated stare Left the victims without a prayer In the aftermath sits cratered questions With depths far reaching as to why Many innocents lives lost, echo suggestions Their indelible voices still cry For we're resigned to sitting  in all  normacy With no foresight on stopping the flow As another mass shooter festers in dormacy And this is so sickening to watch it blow Logan Robertson 11/07/2018
Pray for the victims, survivors and those affected by the Thousand Oaks shooting. Pray for us all.
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Nov 8, 2018
Nov 8, 2018 at 4:40 PM UTC
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