Though no one saw me,
I was there through every moment. The blaze that took over London in the mid seventeenth century. Three days of an inferno, taking way homes and lives, leaving a burnt path of embers. I was there as the wind that carried the flame from the King's Baker. Not one felt myself as the blower of the fire. When the shot was fired, killing Franz Ferdinand causing England to declare was on Germany the bullet was guided for the world conflict, the first great war, over four years, piles of bodies, brothers and sisters, by my invisible hand. That peaceful day in 1945 in the small place of Hiroshima, destroyed by the first big bomb. Leaving radiation intertwined with the breathing air causing melting heat that was felt for decades after. I was the unseen creator of the ultimate destroyer. People believe it is all random twisted fates of destruction. I am never seen by the scared eyes. Never in the shadows. My faces are in plain view This Dark Figure is always missed. November 24, 2020 ©Andrew Scott - Just A Maritime Boy 2020
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12/8/2020 06:53:26 pm
Wow, Andy, this is another amazing, powerful poem! We always enjoyed your works. Thank you very much for sharing your poem with us!
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