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In a carriage of cold steel
you carry away bundles of warm joy selfless love, eternal moments.... dead. their little wrap-arounds soaked in blood, the tiny booties to cover pink little feet that didn’t even know how to walk shredded by splinters that flew haywire. blood on my baby's shawl... death on my child's face... eyes open to nothingness ...what was his mistake? did he even know blood? did he even feel hate? The fathers carry them to the morgue, a weight ever so much on their arms, what shall be buried when the funeral happens? The grace of humanity, The hope for future, The zeal in forgiveness Or the hope that one day this shall all end.
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