holocaust
holocaust by klaw we all knew it would happen one day. when the world started to wither. one country picked a fight with another for better land. then some more joined in and eventually one country threatened the rest a promise of a nuclear bombing.
Nuclear Holiday Pt. 1
In a flash, everything changed. The world I once knew and loved, was no more, everything turned to either ash, or mutated beyond recognition. The burden borne of one who survives the nuclear fallout, is immense. With a heavy heart, and a distracted...
End of the line
My child grabbed my hand, my wife kissed my lips ignorantly forgetting how their skin will hiss and how it will bubble and burn away in this holocaust, i cry in dismay.
Evil Bethlhem
As I look at the small set of numbers embedded on my arm I remember the day that my life had changed. I remember the yell of the soldiers and the clicking of triggers; the howls of women as they were ripped away from their husbands. The chains, oh...
None of us are free, if one of us are chained.
#1 of terra - civil war i was watching a documentary about 4 days ago; "anne frank's holocaust" and i started thinking of what the plentycaels would go through before their emancipation. how would humanity overthrow the crippling planetary plutocracy?
The Apocalypse Day of Reckoning Part 3
Grif leaned into the front seat as the hummer passed the holocaust museum "sir, permission to search the wreckage" he said, pointing to the smoking remains of the c130. "sylvr, park this thing.
....Life
Joy lost, the holocaust, we look to see, hearts covered in frost. wars fought, sins taught, making mistakes, hoping not to be caught.
Prelude: Red Skies
I'm just a bit furry, and i live in a nuclear holocaust. you see, i am a genetic mutation of a spliced gene between a coyote and a human. just one of mans petty attempts of immortality. and my name, i'm experiment red2372, or red for short.
Benjamin the Wolf
Alvarez, a child of sephardic ancestry would leave to pursue a career working for the u.s. government- he was one of the first to hear the reports of the holocaust, findings which shook his faith from that day onward.
Remember......
The day when, on the eleventh hour, on the eleventh day, on the eleventh month, we remember those who thought and died for freedom, those who helped on the homefront and those who died in the holocaust. it inspired me to make this poem.
Furry Fallout
In the early days... thousands were spared the horrors of the holocaust.... each in enormous underground shelters... known as vaults... but when they emerged they had only the hell of the wastes... to greet them...
Pitch
They looked like images he'd seen when combing through a holocaust museum) he had to go out to the dig site again, where things feel much... different.