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My wall was not always stained red; the map that hangs upon it has bled from state and country and continent, the scarlet of a million lives seeped through porous paper skin, akin to the breached security of violated hearts, severed arteries never to be rejuvenated with the livelihood of broken nations - left to weep, wounds unhealable in the pained whirlpool of terror and tragedy.
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 10:40 PM UTC
When the Map Cried
My wall was not always stained red; the map that hangs upon it has bled from state and country and continent, the scarlet of a million lives seeped through porous paper skin, akin to the breached security of violated hearts, severed arteries never to be rejuvenated with the livelihood of broken nations - left to weep, wounds unhealable in the pained whirlpool of terror and tragedy.
my heart cries for those seemingly reduced to lesser beings in these past few days. today i stand for all those who cannot.
emilybridg
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Jan 28, 2017
Jan 28, 2017 at 10:40 PM UTC
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