Newtown Catharsis Poem by J.C. Tribble, III
Newtown Catharsis
A wild animal runs through the halls.
Smashing cans against the wall.
Warmth of innocence flows by hands insane.
Lost but not forgotten, with strength regained.
The Fallen Shall Be Forever Missed.
Monday, December 17, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: animal,forgotten,innocence,strength
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This poem is dedicated to the children and adults who were lost in the Newtown, Connecticut tragedy on 12/12.
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