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in memory of humanity

What was once a grand home became a place of sin, and despair, where people feel gloomy and alone where is unity? where is care? A place I used to adore. A place considered precious became a battleground of gore where the selfish and cruel were victorious. Poor souls fled. Hearts were heavy with sorrow, hearts bled. For they believe there's no tomorrow. War, so unmusical a word is others' favourite melody. The sound of peace they couldn't afford. That's why the war record is worn out already. What should've been a mansion of love, peace and understanding became a wild forest, a dungeon where no one can do anything. The wails of our fellowmen, the cries of the dead, shook our once strong walls of cement. Our beautiful home became their deathbed.
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Written by
quaintreveries
20 / F
Published
May 15, 2016
Lines·Words
29·133
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#depressing#war#depression#life#sadness#battle#sorrow#humanity
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