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Remembering Rwanda
  Mindless scourges emblemmed with bloodlust preeminence
  filled with ignominious pervasive words
  passing along the satanic soul
  that rips and chars humanity like a deadly wildfire
  which god-fearing, self-serving supremes won't even liberate
  because if you hurl a yllet nto the soft heart of a snow white dove' it dies,
  but aim a pistol in the range of a beastly mutt
  and have an entire pack of wrathful monsters snarling at you
  In the blind massacre, pattering of innocent heartbeats will cease
  and the big red distinctive line between human and animal is utterly blurred
  Loss and grief so extreme
  lain over a nation like a dark asphyxiating storm
  Only the most valiant of souls can obviate and save themselves
  from the wreckage and demise
  planting sanguine hope in the ashes
  rectifying a shattered country
  through the most unexpected act of forgiveness

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This is a poem about the devestating genocide that occured in Rwanda and lasted around 100 days. Genocide is when one group of people kill and severly abuse another group just because of race, religion, or other differentiations. It was a tragic event that killed practically 1 million innocent people, but the nation of Rwanda was able to heal itself when no one else would help. People forgave eachother and the country is now well on the road to recovery