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North Korea threatens 'All-Out War'
North Korea threatens 'all-out war' over warship sinking report North Korea defied condemnation from the rest of the world over the unprovoked sinking of a South Korean warship, and pledged "all-out war" if any retaliation was taken. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/northkorea/7745370/North-Korea-threatens-all-out-war-over-warship-sinking-report.html This is an original poem, inspired by several of Bob Dylans works (Duh haha), as he often wrote early in his career about the possibility of a nuclear war. He was writing his works while under the dark shadow of the Cuban Missle Crisis. But with stories such as this, and terror and turmoil in the world today along with the expansion of nuclear arms the dark shadow has reared its ugly head once again, but today casts a much larger and more dubious shadow than ever before in History. I hope you enjoy this poem inspired by stories such as this. This is my version of a horror story. SuSpence's Dream In the back of a bus, on my way downtown I had myself a dream, which got me kind of down I hope it was a dream, now only time can tell The day mans selfishness, sent us to live in his hell One push of the button, as Heaven and Earth fell Chemical dust a mushroom, no safe place to dwell Six billion dead, in the blink of an eye Chemical dust rains down, upon the ashes so high Politicians flee to the underground, only they're privy to the warning sounds So cozy they'll be, in thier new found shelter leaving us here alone, to endure the nuclear swelter A solitary man, I walked the lonely road, searching for company, for fear of living alone Along the way, I saw many an old friend Never though this was how..... they would.....meet thier end On the lonesome road I saw nary a rainbow I heard a song of love, but on death it was skipping I heard a man screaming, while his flesh was a burnin' A young woman cried as her skin was just drippin' I hear a baby sigh as its vaporized before me I heard the dark angels voices joyfully singin' All hope before me, rapidly fadin' Twenty years in a day, my body was aging The anger inside me was boiling and ragin' There was no one around to issue the blame Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, the self-prophesied claim Only my soul, chemical ash and soot still remain Stuck under my boot, no longer a name What we became, we've only ourselves to blame As the universe looks down upon us in shame This world to me, singularly bestowed So I lit up a cigarette, and walked back on down the road http://www.originalpoetry.com/suspences-dream |
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RE: North Korea threatens 'All-Out War'
Last edited by cousinsoren 05-28-2010 at 12:48:49 PM |
In science one tries to tell people, in such a way as to be understood by everyone, something that no one ever knew before. But in poetry, it's the exact opposite.
Franz Kafka (1883-1924) Czech writer.