Phil Panebianco (Bronx, New york)
Poems by Phil Panebianco : 7 / 105
A Sad Day
A sad day when kids replace books with guns.
A sad day when words turn to violence.
A sad day when home becomes what they fear.
A sad day when knowledge is now learned in the street.
A sad day when colors result in hate.
A sad day when a life of opportunities is wasted in a blink of an eye.
A sad day, is that this day, is today.
Phil Panebianco
Submitted: Thursday, March 05, 2009
Poems by Phil Panebianco : 7 / 105
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One day those sad days will be happy. These words are powerful and so
true. Thanks.
Wow. yarp, you're right. wars, violence, and all that 'creepy' doings, they haunt us like a nightmare. sadly, it won't go away soon. just sad.