The Battle Field

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    The Battle Field

    this place that is suppose to keep me safe is slowly killing me.
    wecoem in through doors that you can only pass with a badge or a finger print
    we walk into this place we are forced to call home
    with jokes and laughter to only be dampened by fear and anger
    our home
    that is suppose to be safe, clean, and a peaceful enviroment
    now has danger chaos and terror plastered all over it
    there are cussions thrown all over and klenexes scattered everywere
    but this is only the beginning of this madness.
    cold shrills rundown my back as the gunshot like door slam rings in my ears
    you told me you are sorry
    that you wouldnt do this again and yet your in the middle of it all.
    cant you see your hurting me
    making these dangerous thoughts come again
    when i thought i would never see them again
    i try to calm myself down with an ice cold shower
    to only come out to see the chaos is more intense now
    the gunshot door slams shake my whole body
    as deadly threats are screamed from the edges of this
    battlefield
    of our "home". cant you see that you are not olnly killing me but everyone else to
    this battle is not just between you guys
    everyone else is trying to take shelter from the atom bombs that you throw at them
    you think that this terror will only last for one night
    you're wrong
    this fear will last for weeks to come.
    cant you see this mess that you've caused
    you are blind to see the gasoline that you are putting on the fire.
    you are making me want to do the same things that got me in here
    this place is supposse to keep me safe and yet your slowly killing me.

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    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

    trainpain’s Poems (23)

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    My Shining Rock 2
    Im sorry (revised) 0
    Im sorry 2
    i dont care any more 1
    addiction 2
    you will conquere in times of trouble 0
    everything works together 1
    the unwanted birthday 3
    temptations 6
    Target 3
    feelings lost in translation 1
    bitter sweet harmony 2
    change 1
    I will stand firm 0
    out of focuse 2
    why i play sports 1
    Battle 0
    wake me 0
    Twisted World 0
    Mother 0
    The Battle Field 0
    cant you see? 2
    The Helpfull Death 2