Tears In Carnage Poem by Regan Meade

Tears In Carnage



It was everywhere.
The liquid life,
The screams,
The crying.
A single child,
Among the gore.
The hiccups
The tears.
A silver blade,
Clutched in hand.
Broken heart.
The sobs.
A young woman,
On the sidelines,
The souless eyes,
A newborn.
No one noticed
A child among the gore
A daughter among the dead
A tear.
The only thing
They noticed were
The salty tears of
Lonley spirits past.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kaitlyn Henning 16 April 2009

Wow. Regan, you have written something that sparks my interest. I like the darker poems and you write things that tickle my fancy. Keep up the good work.

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Regan Meade

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Las Cruses, New Mexico
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