Aftermath
The moon rises and the sky cries.
I try to figure out these lies
As the rocks crumble beneath my feet;
This used to be a street.
My rags drenched, toe to head.
So many now lay dead.
Enough was spilt to cause a flood;
Most of it is blood.
Just how many have to die
As a result of man’s lies?
Buildings and bodies silently fall
Just like the death of a fly.
Some time ago
Wasn’t I still asleep?
I still don’t know
What memories my mind will keep.
We must find food and water,
But they’re poisoned or scarce.
We must endure for later
Through this demon’s farce.
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