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Jesus Help Me This Is World War Iii-

Cobalt beams the remnants of a building in a nuclear Holocaust Chanting screams gyrating from the air bouncing off the trees Babies alive surrounded by dead grown ups lying on their backs facing the skies Hornets streams fleeing flying buzzing through the burnt broken welder cornfields Fashion icons no longer belong everyone's ragged zombies just tipping falling War warings of wars violence in this Holocaust where is the one who holds the cross Beaches fermented with dead fish the sand is burnt and dried no remains Granulated substance of dead animals lying in the range Wars and rumors of wars the dead are dying the dying are dead Substance doesn't matter cuz matter is the substance that splattered You wait you watch your survival of the Holy cost one of the few His blood runs rapid down the streets the screams and yells and hollers with those people who you never meet All this and more it's the end of the world What's this I see a figure coming down from the skies Did not I partake of the mark of the beast Yet I run from my life from those who my thought were at peace Death is rampant punic odors of stench in the air Death everywhere waring Nations no one cares Family disarray fathers killing children mother killing those they nurture No one cares Renaissance gone it's the mark of the gun bombs exploding nuclear haste Kill your friend he's in front of your face The ravages and pains of War go on this is the last one they swore Nuclear fires nation's disintegrated Lord I survived I'm one of two And I see you Jesus please save me In this The end of the age World War III?
12/3/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

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