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Victims of senseless crime,
Victims with no more time.
People come and go
Much like the birds that fly to and fro
Some are victims I must say
While some are evil all the way.
Sadness, solace, sundry sins and suffering
All because of hatred and radical thinking.
The evil, disgusting, wicked boom of a bomb crying out
More horrid and hateful than anyone could ever shout.
The deaths that occurred in twenty fifteen
Are anything but calm and serene.
The lives lost can never be replaced
They can never be forgotten or erased.
The horrid images of that day will not leave my head
I see them everywhere; the gym, the mall, in my bed.
Tears rush down my eyes while they convey the hurt
There are so many that they seem to flow onto my shirt.
Wondering why bad things happen to good souls
Is a story that will always remain untold.

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I wrote this piece for a writing class to talk about the victims of the bombing in Paris.