The DNA
oozes from my eyes as I watch you lie, stiff and sticky fluid on the ground. Someone snatched you up. Someone snatched you down. Someone stopped you, from coming ‘round, before you had the time to grow. And the air is siphoned from my soul in some strange symphony of letting go. This orchestra of goodbyes resonates like the bloody baying of the devil’s hounds as I watch you lie… stiff and sticky fluid on the ground. And the DNA still oozes from my eyes. This was life, before the bombs came, and the carnage tore us apart. This was life, innocent melodies mixing hearts like a cocktail of breath and love. This was life, before the heinous shove into the darkened street of death and hate. And the drums beat a rhythm. And the strings scream like sirens we want to deafen. And the DNA streams from our eyes a matching tone for this Orchestra of Goodbyes.
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Kathy Frett
5/23/2017 04:57:48 pm
Great writing and appropriate.
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