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by Michaelw1two Inspired by the word works of Meena Somasundaram It, is breath taking, terrible and miserable; I helplessly witnessed, the greatest eagle, with opened claws; upholding, the laws of heaven, crushing the heads of man’s pawns; shredding their flesh raw, ripping limbs with his powerful jaws, flying up and away, and belching with a guffaw; I stood, paralyzed, gazing into that stone tomb, soul gasping in a forcibly hushed tone; mind spinning, as a familiar, to a idea’s clone, almost blown, restrictions known, life gone; I was not atoned, everyone and their souls alone, all the others had shown, no remorse, only groaned; for the earth was renewed in, a different zone. Michael Darrell Walker
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