9-11 Enter Bare

Enter Bare

Nocturnal screams of voices beamed
Through sacrificial sacred skies
Insanity on a killing spree
With tears crusted crucified cries

On Angels wings flying thin
As the multitudes will divinely divide
Enter bare as we watch and stare
For the world has embraced genocide

Rubble rumbles as structures crumble
Lives are lost within a blink of an eye
Hell awakes as it violently shakes
The cityscapes of Gemini

Evil stays as it laughs and plays
For the demons scream and shout
There’s no escape from the sins of rape
The pain compounds and stingly sprouts

Soulful souls now empty holes
The battalions show their pride
Shall we avenge as we entrench
While the innocent do abide.



Sept.11.2016...^WW^

In Memory of 9/11  

Remembering all the poeple that lost their lives...their families, their friends and all the Hero's that came to help...  

...illustrated by Winged Warrior...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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Neumann Avatar
October 5, 2016 at 4:22 AM
A good tribute. And hopefully we will avenge with peaceful means. Many wishes, Kai
Allison Avatar
September 28, 2016 at 9:48 AM
Wow ^WW^ wonderful words and your illustration is absolutely perfect for the poem - what a talent you have!:-) hugs Jan xx
Hay Avatar
September 14, 2016 at 10:21 AM
Both your words and illustration are seeped in this tragedy, well written WW, warm regards, Laura.
Onclaud Avatar
September 11, 2016 at 8:23 PM
riveting piece.. we will always remember the pain, glorious heroism of 9/11, WW..huggs
Hoffman Avatar
September 11, 2016 at 8:28 AM
Great poem and drawing about 9-11 WW! We shall never forget that awful day and especially the poor victims who died!
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