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Mandkind's suicide
written by Genocide Reaper07:08 AM 2/1/05| Creations out of control. Mankind playing God, destroying everything known. The O zone is decaying, the human body is mutating. Virus's cured, are virus's born, diseases dead, are diseases dedicated to adaptation. Combustion engines, forsaken religions. Man has done it all, kill one another, and rape what was given, taking advantage, all life taken for granted. Nothing I can do, I can't kill them all. Nothing you can do, but add to the destruction. The world will be destroyed by fire, pollution fueled from the flames man has created. We are our own end. We will be our own revelation. We shall come to find we all are committing suicide. Eradicate the rain forest, suffocate the human race. Soon in a century to come, we will all be blue from lack of oxygen. In a thousand years We'll kill each other for WATER! Blood and water, will be the only drinking supply's left upon the Earth's face. Complete dehydration of the human race! Vampires will come in force, bleeding banded people, to survive, mankind will sink to levels never before known. It can only grow worse, our way of life is DEATH! |
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Author's footnotes and comments on this Poem:
No, I'm not an enviromentlist, this is just the obvious truth. Take a look around. Isn't it a disgrace? A fucking shame? How we are all so weak that we need all of this shit to survive? To live in comfort is killing the future. And no, I'm not a big bible person, but it is true. If you take a part of Revelations and read into the metaphore. "The world will be destroyed in fire." Think about Combustion engines, and all these factorys that run off of fire. I could go into reasons for hours on end, about how mankind is self destructing. but I won't.
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| » Comments / Feedback | by GeishaGirl (2-1-2005 - 07:18 AM)
| And the truth and nothing but the truth. |
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