Dark thoughts are twisted in the back of every child black eyes we though civilized is thrown into the wild. Torn clothes thrown to the wind protection glass cracks, failed sworn.
Sins are carefully placed in the rubble of moss rocks Silence is shattered by babies stitched bloodily to the caves
The vile-ness as the bodies are piling as the wicked keep on, twisted smiling No worth can break out of the frost And evil deeds grow the dead seas' moss
The new blocks the sun from smiling All hope and desperation as they're trying Darkness gives shape to cryptic eyes The chaos versus the wisdom won't die
This is an poem in a dusty old poetry book I wrote years ago. It comes on two parts. This is part one.