Gone before their time, lives
snuffed out in minutes of chaos
and inhuman acts of violence.
Famlies torn apart by the
totality of these brutal,
selfish slayings, by a man
who had no credence,
accountability, or remorse.
Pray for the innocents,their
famlies and friends.Pray for
absolution of the killers sins.
His diseased mind was
filled with putrid,inane,
disorganized thoughts he
could not control.
His family lives in utter
remorse and shame with many
unanswered questions, while
he lays cold,, dead, by his own
grotesque hand.
Once again we come together
as a nation, uniting to help
famlies and friends of the
students and teachers who lost
their lives on that fatefull day.
We send our love and blessings
to all, and to the CHO family also.
They too, are paying the ultimate
price!
Another tragedy for sure, but unfortunately it probably will not be the last. A sad world we live in these days, when will it all end so we can have some peace!
The Cho family may be grieving for their son's suicide, but I find it hard to forgive someone who purposely killed innocent human beings. He was a coward, and he took the easy way out instead of trying to get help for his problems. Sad. Yet I am sorry for the Cho family's loss. May God be with them during this time! And God help us!
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <
Not only for the 32 innocents, but for the Cho family as well. They lost their son, too. I know I'm having a hard time with forgiving the gunman for what he did, and taking the coward's way out, but again: the Cho's have lost their son, as well. Thank you for this compassionate reminder, my (((friend))). God help us all.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on April 22, 2007
Yes healing is always the answer! Wonderful write.
Wonderful tribute, such a sad tragic event...I agree with Ed, we should pray for all, those left behind and for our nation as a whole that this type of sin and wickedness will never invade our society or any other society again! Great write! Have a great Sunday!
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deeply moving tribute, MaryGrace ....
Jane
Very sad and heartfelt poem and write.
Be safe,
Karen
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :( >tears! <
Heartbreaking poem!
Not only for the 32 innocents, but for the Cho family as well. They lost their son, too. I know I'm having a hard time with forgiving the gunman for what he did, and taking the coward's way out, but again: the Cho's have lost their son, as well. Thank you for this compassionate reminder, my (((friend))). God help us all.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Blessings from Kentucky,
Joyce Bowling