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a planet that lived


A planet that once lived a planet destroyed one that had a bright future ahead only to turn dark heading to planets destruction how  from a bright future ahead to mothers fathers and children spending their final moments saying goodbye to family and friends the only thing they have in there hearts are  all the moments spent together no moments missed that had love holding onto each other no words can describe or explain the sorrow of losing someone you love and care about. You are so desperate to bring they back that you want to turn back time but you have to move on and honor those who you have lost honor their memory.

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