I hid in the supply closet when the soldiers invaded
I saw them shoot my parents in the cracks of the cupboard
I wanted to scream out filled with sorrows I pushed down
But I couldn't
No matter how much my stomach rumbled or my legs cramped
I stayed hidden in the closet
Days and nights pass by slow as molasses
Until I couldn't take it anymore
I left the closet and went outside
The last thing I saw were the burning bodies and then the pain came.
Crushing, blinding, destroying pain.
Then, my body joined those laying under my feet.
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Bits and Pieces
PoetryA random collection of my poetry relating to historical events, current events, and generally the way my life is going.