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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Title:I realized there no where to hide in WAR March 9, 2022 The heat is rising on both sides War is what there screaming and shouting As individuals scrambled around there homes looking for a safe place to hide hide hide hide this voice plays in my head a thousand times before the war is about to begin But where There no where to run I hear the bombs and the sound of gun shells Dropping towards the ground The truth is no one every wins when it comes to war BOM BOM BOM As the first missles drops from the sky from are enemies. No where to hide I can' t stand the screams and the crying Everywhere I look it seem like nothing but blood everywhere and died bodies I can't look no more I ran I ran I ran as fast as I could to try avoid the screams and people crying I looked for my family I looked for friends I looked for any survivors But everywhere I turned all I saw was died bodies everywhere everywhere everywhere died bodies individuals screaming and crying I was angry and very disappointed I looked towards the dark cloud skies Screaming God WHY I realize that one-day we all will have to die So I kneeled down on my knees and pray that those who didn't survive including myself will make it home to see there maker I rather see the light Then to spend another day on earth seeing this darkness from the war By Shaniki Smith
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