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war rages on


1st it was 9/11 plane hits the twin towers building explosion chemicals scattered like roaches falling from the skies people ran they scream they cried innocent lives gone instantly then war in the middle east civilians acting like wild beast killing each other killing oneself there is no remorse to human life state of mind filled with frenzy anarchy chaos disorder it's insane in the membrane but sad this is reality cowardly act by cowardly ones this just in breaking news two explosions blew up near the finish line in boston where the outcome is definitely not fine more people ran more people cried more people panicked more people scared like innocent children for what reason right now, who knows why who know who did it there are consequences for terrorist attack whether its in iraq or anywhere else another explosion at the j.f.k. presidential library one thing is certain whoever did this knew what was taking place knew what time it was going to happen question will always remain why? why? my heart goes out to all that lost their lives; i'm grateful of my life, that's why im always walking tall when will this end will it ever end as people, we need to honor and respect human life if this war on terror continues whether its terrorist rape gun violence gang violence war on drugs or anything else the cycle will never be broken like a curse from an evil witch for some people, life goes on with no sense of grandeur; ain't that a bitch
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