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We Cry The Bad Cloud Over Las Vegas

A rain of bullets hit Las Vegas, leaving blacken skies From disgraceful clouds of a loose cannon. From the first 911 call to storm's demise 72 minutes downfall took human companions. For them, life for one minute enjoying country songs In the unbridled company of each others innocence. Then good faith served the merry goers wrong As the concert venue became the tomb of dissonance. It hurts my heart to follow this story unfold Of the climbing death toll, making this the worst ever. Harder to imagine a mass killer cut from this mold Of being so heartless and desensitized to life he severs. To the victims accept my cries of condemning this worm While paying homage to harmonious humans imparted from the eyes of the storm. Logan Robertson 10/4/17
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Oct 4, 2017
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