What We Have Done (Poem)

The heat sits a crouched gargoyle

Hunched right outside the door

The moon does not linger

The shadow of night recedes

Both fleeing quickly

No longer able to offer brief respite

We struggle to move or even breathe

The air thickened

Heavier than any hope we carry

The sun become a brutal god

Indifferent to our desperate pleas

Seeing only his reflection in the scorching shimmer

Our suffering the suffering of all

As innocents die and die and die

We hide ourselves however we can

Covering our ears so not to hear

Whispered spoken wailing cries

Unbearable knowledge

That we ourselves built this pyre

Now the entire world burns

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