A Poet's Question ( Hiroshima and Nagasaki Tragedy)

by Kenny   Dec 27, 2007


I mean not to offend someone in this piece, specially the Americans, this is just what I thought, enjoy reading. This is inspired by the event that took place in Japan during the second world war
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American sentinels fly across the horizon
Japanese residing in each dim garrison
They remain still, remain unaware
And no signs of CAUTION nor BEWARE

. . stealths with a scenic view
Awaits a fatal death. .
A death not few

A weave of destruction shall be caste
Immediate gush of holocaust will be created
Beneath the clouds, a portrait of death will be painted
A single touch of science, lives will be submitted

Though I wonder where. . .
Heaven or Hell? Still isn't fair

In alleys of silence and unconsciousness
Children soulfully dwell, witness complete darkness
Pure blood will pour down cold
A memorable soon to be history. .
. . . .soon to be unfold

Technology has brought its daring invention
A devastating Atomic Bomb in well suited condition
For pulverizing even earth's tiniest living cell
Restrain your tears dear children, there in heaven
. . . . you will dwell

So there. .
America's dreaded bird had fell
Beloved citizens of Japan, Goodbye and farewell

A mushroom like gust of blazing flame
Radiation lingering to each breath, killing with no shame
Japan, though in sprinkle of ashes you have perished
Your never ending presence will always be cherished

So let me ask everyone a question
After my friend, you can speak for your opinion
I hope all the nations do hear me
Why would you barter a million gift of life. . .
Just to end such useless bitter strife??
One thing I knew. . .
Let me tell this to you. . .
We can never pretend
The only good in war. . . .
. . . . is its end

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  • 16 years ago

    by Charlie

    Love this poem beautifly written