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The Bitter Wind of Evil
by Helen J Vandepeer → (All Poetry by Helen J Vandepeer)
Wednesday, March 18, 2015    Rated "PG" by the Author.
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Armageddon....we have the unrest, do we have the love to prevent it.

The Bitter Wind of Evil. The bitter wind of evil blew across this world one day. This planet blue, small beauty of the Universes. Animals sactificed by human behaviour gone now. Forests died, birds fell from the sky as fishes drifted on to shore- dead in countless numbers. Custodians of the land, at last they had destroyed her. Why? Because they could. They had the knowledge; they used it. The people never stopped the madness...they joined it. Hate took hold. Hate and terror. Kill and be killed. Squabbling over doctrine, over borders created by themselves. There was no law of nature saying this is yours, keep away from mine. Love respect and sharing would have worked. Humans didn't. Humans filled with greed, distrust, with lust for self. Destroyed it all. They had the excuse your see. My God says you should die. Two sides of the coin. How? The power to destroy. Toys to kill named self protection. Some one used such power, everyone joined in. Throwing stones I suppose. Stones that killed a planet Blue. Pity really. She was a think of beauty. Her custodians could have done better. I knew they would not. So long she took to make, destroyed in hours. Nothing now but dust, stench and the bitter wind of evil.

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Reviewed by CHANTI LACE
Reviewed on March 31, 2015
very well done....enjoyed

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on March 19, 2015
It is those products that you buy daily from your friendly stores. Those corporations that advertise of what they are for you and your family, that are most busy systematically destroying the planet. It behooves us all to know where what we use and eat comes from and what destruction it may be causing.

Ron

Reviewed by Isabella Koldras
Reviewed on March 18, 2015
Apocalyptic wind of evil....indeed...scary-fictional-destructive battle between the good and the evil...very well penned. Kudos!


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