'At the End Of The Pointed Finger'

'At the End Of The Pointed Finger'

A Poem by Jason S Breed

The old smoke lies bleeding,
The wails and cries of sirens scream like banshees,
Echoing across the capital.

Red and blue flashing lights stream through the carnage and chaos,
As strobes against the empty faces of the blood stained
Ants that litter the streets wandering
Aimlessly away from the nest,

An unknown entity lies at the end of the pointed finger,
As the storm subsides
The skies weep down on Old London Town.

© 2008 Jason S Breed


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Added on February 12, 2008

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Jason S Breed
Jason S Breed

Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, United Kingdom



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