Destitute
It was there for the taking
An open tomb
In the night which seemed endless.
Never shall I forget the smoke
For one night? One single night?
No way to scream
No way to call for help
Words were choking me, paralyzing my lips.
Never shall I forget the flames
For the youth of today
And for the children of tomorrow
Condemned to live as long as God himself.
Never shall I forget for a moment
When I fled
Torn from a summer's sun
Into the darkness of night...
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