Sombrely Upon Westminster Bridge

Earth has not anything to show more dread or drear
And reckless would he be of soul to venture by
A tragic scene  gut-wrenching in its travesty
This city now doth fully its mourning weeds wear

From a shocking afternoon filled with siren blare
Open to violent threats,aimed to terrify
Kids,tourists,passers-by,police and medics cry
In defiance,not broken in the pain soaked air

Never did the sun more glaringly drench and steep,
With her lancing  rays, face,window or reflection
Ne'er saw I,never  ever felt  trauma so deep
River flowing  by,blind to  this vile aggression
Good God!The very House was locked in nightmarish sleep,
All that mighty  city then and there  racked with tension.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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