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April 28, 2017
A day that started out the same
as any other that one could name,
progressed along a downward track,
without a brake – no turning back.
A day that was like any other
found raw emotions – God love us Mother.
As strength from somewhere, hard to find,
when ears were deaf, and eyes were blind.
A day that was unprecedented,
saw hell let loose and temper vented.
To have to go against the grain,
of what is right, sends one insane.
A day that will forever stay,
found madness at the close of play.
But given time, and mercy’s call,
Somehow love will conquer after all.
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